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Shinba
Modern imageboard package dedicated to the users
Shinba is an imageboard package adapted from Futallaby 040103. It was created with the intent to both update code to be current with web standards as well as maximizing user authority and power. One main difference in Shinba that sets it apart from any other imageboard software is that it, by default, allows the users to create their own "boards" (known as macrothreads) which expire after a certain amount of time spent inactive. The users must administrate their boards respectively: bring on... -
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Simple Forum Auto Poster is a program that automatically posts messages to forums. This program is for people active on multiple forums, but don't want to type and copy/paste the same message multiple times.
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Messagerie gnu open source nom de code toccuppe. Venez faire un tour sur http://www.mailtoi.com pour voir la messagerie en fonctionnement sur site :-)
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This project is designed to create an interface to go between the EvE-Online InGame Browser and PHPBB. Code is available directly via the SourceForge subversion system. Changes can be made by SVN patches.
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OpenLubbs - Light Usable Bulletin Board System. An Open Source version of the original text BBS used at Lancaster University, UK. The goal is to improve the code and make it web based. The project is not affiliated or endorsed by Lancaster University.
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The Olympus is a repository used by the Star Trek Guide MOD Authors. It contains phpBB3 mods and scripts. Note, If you are looking for the phpBB3 project, code named “Olympus” please see: http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpbb or http://www.phpbb.com
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VNPIS Forum (NTForum) is a Open Source discussion forum or bulletin board system for web sites running ASP.NET. The latest version is ASP.NET v1.1 and v2.0 with a Microsoft SQL Server backend. The full C# source code is available licensed as GPL. You can
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onBoard is a php bulletin board system. Unlike traditional bulletin boards (aka clones of phpbb) onBoard uses existing frameworks to minimize code bloat. Additionally the interface is designed to be as sleek and convenient to use as possible.
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The main selling point of ooForum is it's unique design. Extensions to basic functionality can easily be achieved without editing a file. ooForum is an active community project, so there will be rapid development, while code is of production quality.
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BirdBoard, a PHP/MySQL BBS that is designed to fly. It features all of a modern BBS script, but its code is designed to work faster than any other board currently available while keeping its simplicity and still be very flexible and customizable.
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A small API for phpBB3. Features: - Login to phpBB3 - Check if you are logged in and get the userdata - Create a new account - Send a pm - Do a new post in a Forum You can get the code via svn
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