TalkBack gives your users an opportunity to air their views in a section on your website. Users are given a chance to respond online to a list of articles. The scripts allows you to easily incorporate it into the look and feel of your existing website by the use of simple HTML template files.

This program creates an "Archive" of all messages in a WWWBoard, sorted by message number or list order, creates a txt file that can be viewed or ZIP'ed for download by users.

Multipage Board is a solution to huge bulletin boards and archiving. This creates a manageable multi-pages layout from the original WWWboard. You can also configure number of posting per page and multi-pages' names.

Five revised versions of WWWBoard with added features including multi-forum support, folder and file icons, file lock, display of the last modified date on the message board, and frame use.

WWWBoard is a threaded World Wide Web discussion forum and message board, which allows users to post new messages, followup to existing ones and more. WWWBoard comes with a WWWAdmin program, which helps you maintain the WWWBoard.

YTP-BBS is an easy to configure bulletin board system with many cool features. It includes: Mailing list function, Message indexes can be viewed as threaded, chronological order and according to author, Easy customization by modifying the configuration file, 3 boards can be run at the same time, 2 language modes (English & Japanese), Quick response due to messages stored as HTML files, Search function, Cookie support and Avoids double posting.

Dialogue Forums is a discussion-group program. The program supports threads, multiple forums and multiple user permission levels. It comes with an integrated administrative interface to keep check of users and since it is written in Perl it is easily modifiable to fit into other applications or alternative layouts. At present it uses MS Access as a data store, but since it is built around libraries it is also easy to convert to Unix, and of course to any database which is supported by ODBC.

HyperNews is a cross between the hypermedia of the WWW and Usenet News. Readers can browse through the messages written by other people and reply to those messages. A forum (also called a base article) holds a tree of these messages, displayed as an indented outline that shows how the messages are related (i.e. all replies to a message are listed under it and indented). Users can become members of HyperNews or subscribe to a forum in order to get email whenever a message is posted, so they don't have to check if anything new has been added. A recipient can then send a reply email back to HyperNews, rather than finding a browser to write a reply, and HyperNews then places the message in the appropriate forum.

Radiation's Hyperthread empowers users to take an active part in your website by carrying on conversations with each other in a hosted forum. Benefits of HyperThread include: full threading links messages into reply chains, areas show date of newest posting and total number of messages, integrated keyword search engine to find messages by topic, subject or author, support for HTML tags in messages (while blocking harmful Java, Form and Frame calls), online web-based, password-protected control panels make administration easy, batch delete mode speeds maintainence of high traffic conferences, "private" mode allows removal of messages from public view without deleting (only administrator can view them), buttons and layouts contained in external files for easy customization and supports limitless number of conferences and messages.

InternetBoard is a non-threaded chronological bulletin board system. It comes with customizable footer and header templates and keeps track of the number of hits per message.