What does /g/ use for forum software? I know forums are a dying breed, but there are still plenty of them.

>>106158794 (OP)
idk but Discourse is subhuman shit
the point of a forum is accessibility, as in click on category->topic->thread->page and you find what you're looking for in 3 or 4 clicks instead of modern scrolling cancer where you need to scroll 8 minutes and wait for content to load until you reach a certain post you need.

>>106159089
Xenforo seems okay but it's expensive and they can pull your license, the free options appear to generally be either awful (discourse) or out of date.

forums are not a dying breed ai lives off them

>>106159155
AI consuming forum archives without attribution or compensation isn't indicative of forums themselves doing well.

I only ever worked with phpBB. It used to be the big one used everywhere. So now it's very prone to spambots. Also doesn't look "modern".