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    Quotes Database System (formerly Salty Quotes Database, named so because it was made for the development site saltine.net) is a small script written by Kyle Florence a few years ago that will store IRC quotes, it's like your own personal bash.org.
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    SteelBot is an open source ICQ/Jabber bot written in PHP. It is fully modular and easy using, and can use files or MySQL engines as database driver.
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    ICQ bouncer written in php that can be started on any *NIX VDS or shell or even a shared hosting with background processes allowed.
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    nicq makes possible to work with ICQ (after minor changes - with any OSCAR based) messaging network. Currently nicq supports: logging in (MD5-based authorization supported), setting up status/capabilities, sending/receiving messages.
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