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Now that doesn't make sense, for two reasons:
1. $this->query_result should be a resource, that's what the if statement is for.
2. According to the documentation for mysql_free_result, you should only see a warning.
3. Using the @ should suppress any error you might see anyway.

Try changing if ($this->query_result) to if (is_resource($this->query_result))

Could you paste your code at around that line?

No, I don't. It returns one row of information. The issue is your server, not the query.

Without that data, there's no way to determine what, if anything, needs to be tweaked.

Smilies look fine to me. Do you have them disabled in your profile?

Download a fresh copy of PunBB and look in there

Drop me an email, I'll be more than happy to take a look at it

If you wanted to always be able to see if guests can read, yes, you would need an extra query.

That's a header added by your host, not PunBB.
Do you have a file named activate_password.tpl in the mail_templates folder of the default language for your forum? If so, is the file blank?

Database changes can and do happen, but the db_update.php file should be a welcome change. Just copy it from the extras directory, run it, and your database should be brought up to date. I say should because especially with the SVN copies there might be small bugs that are later corrected.

As for the mod_rewrite stuff, could you give some specific examples? We know that it isn't working 100% yet, I'm just curious how it's working for you so far

First off, it's PunBB 1.3, not PunBB 3
Second off, considering the code is not yet even in an alpha testing stage, this is very premature criticism. If I were you, I would wait until we actually release it as a download before you evaluate it
Third off, that is static HTML generated from an old copy of PunBB 1.3 from SVN. It is, by my guess, at least several months old. The back to top links, for example, no longer exist.

On that note, I'm closing this topic. If you would like to write another evaluation, as premature as it would be, feel free to do so. Please, however, make sure that you're using the latest version from SVN and not one several months old.