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Then host your own forums
Using MyPunBB is a tradeoff: you don't have to worry about webspace, etc but you lose the ability to add your own mods

How is that at all related to this topic?
And anyway, you're using MyPunBB: that means you can't have subforums, since Connor hasn't installed the mod.
Plus, next time, ask for MyPunBB support in the MyPunBB forums: http://www.mypunbb.com/forum.php

There probably would be some changes, but that's why there's an update script

Yup, my mistake
Edited

lol, yeah

I registered the info
test/test

http://punbb.org/downloads.php
See the links that say "Patch" and "Hdiff"?

It had to do with you being in the online list twice

Yes
Or multiple changed files
Or this:
http://punbb.org/download/hdiff/hdiff-1 … .2.10.html
Or this:
http://punbb.org/download/patch/punbb-1 … 2.10.patch

As does every single other forum system I know of that uses the time you last viewed the forum to determine new post status.
Unless you want to work with HUGE arrays, you can't store new post data for every thread in an array. Not only would it take up a lot of space, it would take forever to search through as well.

However, to get what you want, all you have to do is tell the mod never to remove the data and the forum never to set last_visited

As much as I hate doing work for people when it's something so simple...

<?php
$page = isset($_GET['page']) ? $_GET['page'] : false;
$act = isset($_GET['act']) ? $_GET['act'] : false;

if (file_exists('pages/'.$act.'/'.$page.'.php'))
{
    include 'pages/'.$act.'/'.$page.'.php';
}
else if (file_exists("pages/".$act."/index.php"))
{
    include("pages/".$act."/index.php");
}
else if (!$act && !$page)
{
    include("pages/news/index.php");
}
else
{
    include("pages/news/index.php");
}
?>

I should note that this code is hideously insecure and if you use it and someone realizes, you will be hacked

And if you're wondering about making it more secure, google "Directory traversals"

Rickard hasn't decided I don't think
And I doubt he'd use a database based option, since it adds an extra query per page (although he might, it's up to him). But IMO a cookie based option (like phpBB) is more likely