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This script was created so I can display various information to my BBS users about my shoutcast radio stream. This BBS section includes a shoutcast dashboard with station information obtained via RSS/XML. The display includes listener peak, current song playing, next song to play, stream status, stream URL and other pertinent information for the BBS user to see. After the dashboard is displayed, the script continues by showing the last 20 songs played on the station. Useful...

Sukiyaki is a BBS imageboard written in Python with a focus on better visual presentation, simpler URLs, relevant features, and better security. One of the first differences users will notice in Sukiyaki, compared to other imageboard software, is that replies are indented below the post they reply to. Sukiyaki is released under the MIT license.

Now shinGETsu is developed on GitHub. Please come on https://github.com/shingetsu

This will be a new bulletin board system which is written in python and is using the django framework.

UtopiaBB is a message board written entirely in Python. It aims to be secure, fast, highly modular, and feature rich.

"Project EROS" is a collection of software which includes a web application framework for developing intranet and extranet applications (bbsengine), as well as example applications to demonstrate the available functionality.

UnityWiki is a Wiki implemented as a simple Python script. It supports a wide range of formatting (lists, tables, comments) and handles conflicting edits sensibly. It is derived from PikiPiki, and was originally intended for small-group collaboration.

Narya is a forum/incubator software, based on a Python/Zope/MySQL platform. Emphasis on graphics support and collaboration for space and technology development. Compare PHP/MySQL forums.

Python implementation of Matt's Script Archive's WWWBoard. Mimics the popular layout.

(Experimental) Flat-style discussion forum written in Spyce (Python Server Pages). Using MySQL as backend. With full templating, language-translating support.

OpenQon provides a sophisticated online community where discussions and wiki pages are structured by groups which can be controlled by community members. Everything down to individual comments can be tagged, groups have polls and shared file areas.