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You, not u. It's two extra letters to type. That's not a major inconvenience for anyone.

I can't see any reason why the two licences can't happily co-exist in your specific situation. Just make sure all copyright info stays intact on the PunBB files and you should be fine.

You could always e-mail the FSF to double check, if you wanted to make certain. They are usually very helpful in answering questions which aren't specifically answered in their FAQ. Their answers can be somewhat vague in meaning, however. Interpretation of their rules can be rather broad, even when you get a specific response from them.

It's a minefield trying to understand the GPL. The rule of thumb which I work on these days is that if your code can work independently of the GPL code, then your code can be licenced under whatever licence you choose. If your code will not function without the GPL code, however, then your code also needs to be GPL.

It appears your situation falls under the former.

Not related to the script, but can't you put the British flag on to signify the English language selection on your site, as it should be?

Well, I can't make head nor tail of your last post, but I assume that means you found the problem?

I.E 5 you'll most likely never get working correctly. I wouldn't waste too much time worrying about that, to be honest. With the Opera issue, you'll most likely find the problem is at your end rather than with Opera. Opera really can be anal over the silliest of things on occasion. Check the HTML and CSS validity of your code, make sure that's upto par and then, if the problem persists, find out what's causing it. If you can get the layout working fine with Opera, you'll usually find it displays fine in every other real, (not I.E), browser too. You may well just have an extra|missing or misplaced tag or suchike causing that issue.

Do try to remember which forums you post on.

http://fluxbb.org/forums/topic/3005/fac … n-request/

Not really, unless you're sending thousands per day out. The message body is basic and hence quite small. Personally, I don't use confirmation e-mails, but that's more due to the fact of the amount of muppets who never think to check their spam folders, (or actually flag the confirmation e-mail as spam when they've requested it), when they receive the e-mail. Then they wonder why they can't log in. Too much hassle in my book.

Nope.

It wasn't intended as a criticism. I merely mentioned it so that people don't blindly apply that change above without realising that it has drawbacks.

That's merely personal preference|opinion.

That check could also be done simply in the common file which is always included by every admin file.