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No
Session data is stored in an array, but sessions and arrays aren't really related

Aha, now I understand
You would need to store the generated values using a session or some other method (you need to put it at the beginning of the script). Alternately, you could have a hidden form element that is the index (you just have to make sure it's a valid index and keep in mind that someone can cheat with that if they know the answer to one question)

You modified base.css and messed up a declaration related to the hr
FIND

DIV.postsignature HR {
    color: #FFFFFF
        MARGIN-LEFT: 0px;
    WIDTH: 200px;
    TEXT-ALIGN: left;
    HEIGHT: 1px;
    BORDER:none
}

REPLACE WITH

DIV.postsignature HR {
    MARGIN-LEFT: 0px;
    WIDTH: 200px;
    TEXT-ALIGN: left;
    HEIGHT: 1px;
    BORDER:none
}

Redirect URLs are used for making a forum actually link to another site (The Punres link on the index of this forum is an example).
As for adding keywords in URLs, you would have to create a .htaccess file to send the requests to viewforum.php and you would have to modify viewforum.php to figure out the correct forum from the name.

It actually hasn't been that big of an issue. I'll look into it again though
Edit: It looks like upload_tmp_dir can't be specified with .htaccess or ini_set

PunBB's homepage is (I believe) static HTML coupled with the news generator plugin
Oh, and I don't believe you can legally copy the design for it exactly

You would have to do some coding to get the posts without extern.php as well

I think I've seen this before. It's due to the clock on your server being changed to the future after someone has posted.

Yes

No, it's not really a bug per-se, but it should be better documented that order is relevant.

And I'll try to explain it a bit better.
The links look something like this:

array
(
    0 => 'Index',
    1 => 'User list',
    2 => 'Search'
)

When you add something to index 0 and index 1 (in that order), you get the following

array
(
    0 => 'thing 1',
    1 => 'Index',
    2 => 'User list',
    3 => 'Search'
)

array
(
    0 => 'thing 1',
    1 => 'thing 2',
    2 => 'Index',
    3 => 'User list',
    4 => 'Search'
)

Done in reverse order, however, it looks like this

array
(
    0 => 'Index',
    1 => 'thing 2',
    2 => 'User list',
    3 => 'Search'
)

array
(
    0 => 'thing 1',
    1 => 'Index',
    2 => 'thing 2',
    3 => 'User list',
    4 => 'Search'
)

You see how the array keys change and how that affects placement?

OK, use this version instead (I assume you're using Easy Poll +, which I have no experience with)
http://www.punres.org/download.php?id=369

You can sell the code for however much you want, but you also need to allow the source code to be redistributed for free