On Thu, May 03, 2001 at 04:36:43PM -0400, Jeffrey Borden wrote:
> I have implemented a Freenet Message Board System for a school project.
>
> The system uses XML files and transactions to allow users to maintain message boards
>similar to Usenet.
>
> Users retrieve an XML file containing a message board and use the XFMB client to
>view messages.
>
> Users may post new messages or reply to existing messages using the client. The
>client will then send an encrypted message via anonymous email to a user acting as a
>board maintainer.
>
> The board maintainer will run the XFMB server to retrieve update messages and update
>the version of the message board contained on Freenet.
>
> A full description of the project can be found at:
> http://vorlon.cwru.edu/~jnb2/XFMBpresentation.html
>
>
> Although most of the features have been implemented, the code is really not in a
>state ready to be released at this time. I will probably have some time next week to
>finish implementing everything get it into a state to release a beta.
>
> The source for what I have now can be found at:
> http://vorlon.cwru.edu/~jnb2/XFMB/XFMBsource.zip
>
> You will need all of the packages contained in http://vorlon.cwru.edu/~jnb2/XFMB/ to
>run the demo.
We (actually, Brandon and I for the most part (even though I haven't
done too much work lately)) have done a moderate deal of work on
something called freenet-news, which is essentially Usenet over
Freenet, without any XML or such. It can even be used with a normal
news client, for it uses an NNTP gateway in normal use.
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