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FriMs is a powerful CMS working on a complex backbone allowing for the use of many modules to be easily added including accompanied forum, gallery, news and blog modules. FriMs' admin panel makes easy work of controlling the entire site.
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PHP/MySQL program which allows you to create a database driven, account based, web art board/community. You can install a number of Java Applets (provided separately) on this board and literally draw on the web.
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Content management system for fan web sites; can host dynamic news, forums, fan art and fan fiction sections, as well as static pages. Easy template and language pack system. Uses MySQL.
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ITA Forum is not just another Web Forum, but a state of the art messaging system with easy state-of-the-art interface and tonns of great features (such as its own chat).
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BinktermPHP
Web based FidoNet/FTN Bink mailer terminal
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,...
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