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 Top 3 Rules on How to Choose
a Message Board System
- Fully threaded
discussion for interaction, non-threaded board for posting one way
information.
A non-threaded message board
lists messages linearly on one page, while this is trivial to program,
discussions on this kind of board rarely go beyond 20 messages, simply
because people can't tell who is talking to whom anymore. On a threaded
message board, the messages are listed in a tree structure, and there
is clear relationship between messages and replies. Example: Threaded
message board, non-threaded
board.
Tip: A threaded message board builds
up traffic very fast...
- Secure, reliable
and fast.
AnyBoard is secure, every
administrative operation is authenticated using one-way encrypted
password; it is reliable, it never crashes; it is fast, because efficient
algorithms are used.
- Rich functionalities
for users and administrators.
Uses for AnyBoard
- threaded message board
- non-threaded message
board
- guest book
- file submission and peer
review (file upload + rating)
- workgroup discussion
(with email capability)
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