The dedicated discussion community has done it again, this time with an all new build of the popular OpenPost.NET website.
September 2, 2005 (Press Release) --
OpenPost.NET, also known as OP, is one of the fastest growing discussion communities on the web. With a combination of heated topics and exclusive features, OP has provided a unique approach to the forum scene since its grand open last January.
“I’m amazed at how OP has taken the primitive idea of user groups and created a whole new genre for web communities, while setting the standards for modern forum design.” – Ghost Hunt, a member of the site.
OpenPost.NET has received a complete facelift in 2.0. The new design uses an orange and blue color scheme (vs. the original orange and gray). The layout in this build has pulled the successful items from the first version and compiled them together with fresh ideas to create an innovative layout.
While long-time members were skeptical at first of the new layout, it has proven itself to be extremely user-friendly way to manage content and navigate topics.
Two primary new features in 2.0 include:
The ability to submit, rate, and comment on articles (organized by category).
The ability for members to create their very own blog and personal web page.
These features extend the community to a new level.
OpenPost.NET 2.0 has been forecasted by many to change online communities forever. One website analysis expert even predicted that OP will be the next ‘MySpace’.
According to the OP development team, we can expect new additions as the year progresses. See the new forums in action today,
http://www.openpost.net
“I’m amazed at how OP has taken the primitive idea of user groups and created a whole new genre for web communities, while setting the standards for modern forum design.” – Ghost Hunt, a member of the site.
OpenPost.NET has received a complete facelift in 2.0. The new design uses an orange and blue color scheme (vs. the original orange and gray). The layout in this build has pulled the successful items from the first version and compiled them together with fresh ideas to create an innovative layout.
While long-time members were skeptical at first of the new layout, it has proven itself to be extremely user-friendly way to manage content and navigate topics.
Two primary new features in 2.0 include:
The ability to submit, rate, and comment on articles (organized by category).
The ability for members to create their very own blog and personal web page.
These features extend the community to a new level.
OpenPost.NET 2.0 has been forecasted by many to change online communities forever. One website analysis expert even predicted that OP will be the next ‘MySpace’.
According to the OP development team, we can expect new additions as the year progresses. See the new forums in action today,
http://www.openpost.net
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