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I think I can generally predict the answers:
Anyone using vanilla PunBB: likely to upgrade the fastest, since the upgrade process should be painless and they'll gain lots of new features
Anyone who has installed modifications, a style from PunRes, etc: they will use 1.2 until enough of their existing features are available
Anyone with special, custom anything (integration, modifications, style, etc): they'll use 1.2 for as long as humanly possible, since upgrading that stuff involves recoding that they have to pay for or do (I know that feeling, I did a Wordpress 2.3->2.5 upgrade the other day where I had a lot of custom integration code that had to be redone).

So, with PunBB-Hosting, I fall somewhere between the second and third categories. I have a lot of custom code for doing the multi-forum stuff which I'll have to rewrite, and I also support quite a few modifications/styles which need to be converted for 1.3. Upgrading the site won't be so bad; I managed to put in UTF-8 support a while back, which made supporting the many languages very simple, so all I need to do is manually apply some schema changes across all forums, which I already have a tool for. The issue will be doing it with minimal downtime.

http://www.seoconsultants.com/meta-tags … -after.asp

The revisit-after META tag is not supported by any major search engines, it never was supported and probably never will be. It was developed for, and supported by, Vancouver Webpages and their local search engine searchBC.

http://www.csarven.ca/tr-border-trick-for-ie
I assume the same issue (IE doesn't put borders on <tr>) applies to IE7 as well, since I have the same issue when viewing your page.

lol, no problem: it's the least obvious problem you could have

You actually can:
http://www.php.net/array_multisort
Check out the third example, sorting database results.

http://www.punres.org/files.php?pid=329
Apply the modification properly?

Hmm, fair enough: changed.

Because $num_users is never initialized anywhere but you use it in your code as if it is.

How? Anyone with time and/or search privileges can determine last post time without it being the profile, and all IP address data (including that in posts) is only shown to moderators/administrators and isn't really that much of a privacy concern in any case. I don't really see what you're protecting by removing those things.

Ah: I'll fix that then

You shouldn't NEED it, although it's probably a good idea since PunBB expects that all users have some sort of email address. Did you run into an issue that you're saying you need it (because if so, I know how to fix it).