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This project does NOT incorporate, access, call upon, or otherwise use encryption of any kind, including, but not limited to, open source algorithms and/or calls to encryption in the operating system or underlying platform

Many projects rolled into one, to add quick improvements and module development for Xoops Contents Management System. As changes can happen at the same time, this is to provide the best solutions and cross reference ideas from everywhere, into one project. The project evolved so much, its no longer Xoops and is more compatible with Xoops derivatives 2.2 and earlier.

RAMP Aid Management Platform is a disaster and emergency aid management tool, focusing on using geodata to manage the situation. Uses Mapstraction to allow for standardised mapping across several providers and PHP ADODB for standardised database access.

A social collaboration platform for World of Warcraft similar to Friendster and LinkedIn

XMLBoard is yet another messageboard system, but this board does not need a database backend. A XML-file is used to store the writeups therefore this system is more platform independent and easyer to install than messageboards which use a database

SNOW (Snow's Not Only WebBBS ) is a model toward to next generation bbs, the cross-media distributed communication platform.

BinktermPHP is a multi-protocol BBS platform built around native FTN messaging. Run a full-featured community BBS accessible from any browser — no terminal client required, no third-party mailer to install. Features include echomail and netmail via a native BinkP mailer, file areas with inline previews for images, video, audio, MOD music, ANSI art, PETSCII, and C64 disk images, QWK/QWKE offline mail packet downloads, ANSI and Sixel rendering, classic DOS door games via DOSBox-X, browser-side JS-DOS emulation, HTML5 WebDoors with a full SDK, C64 emulated doors, multi-room chat with Matterbridge bridging to Discord/IRC/Slack/Telegram, MRC multi-relay chat, a Gemini capsule server, built-in Telnet and SSH daemons, a web terminal, PacketBBS access for mesh radio nodes, and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for AI assistants. ...