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README
=== Savage Beast === Savage Beast is a Rails Message forum plugin based on the popular Beast plugin. The Savage Beast plugin has been installed in hundreds of Rails sites, partially because it's the only viable choice for a message forum plugin, but also because it incorporates a lot of features that would be a time-consuming headache for you to implement yourself. This version of Savage Beast has been tested working in Rails 2.3 without the Engines plugin, and in Rails 2.0-2.2 with use of the Engines plugin. See http://www.williambharding.com/blog/rails/savage-beast-23-a-rails-22-23-message-forum-plugin/ for install instructions Please post any comments or suggestions to the blog post. If you would like to make a contribution to improve this plugin, send me an email via the site. === On Rails 2.2 and Earlier === If you're rolling Rails 2.2 or earlier, be sure you carefully follow the Engines installation instructions! That line to add to your environment file is easily missed. === On Rails 2.0 === If you're running Rails 2.0, you're probably better off using the version at http://code.google.com/p/savage-beast-2/, which was specifically tested with Rails 2.0.







