Hello everyone. I'm working on an open source forum system called perlBB that I started about 14 weeks ago. The system is slightly unusual in that it is designed to be very scaleable but also self contained (i.e. no separate database application needed). An XML based database system is embedded in the core scripts. I am seeking to attract other developers who might like to work on the project with me, once I have a stable core system. If you are interested you can find the project home page on sourceforge.net by searching for perlBB.

At the moment I have an alpha version with most core features working. The current team consists of me (UK based) and a guy from New York who's designing the logo. Thanks for reading.

Steven.

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