Comparison of Internet Forum Software (ASP) - Features

Features

Name Flat Threaded Duplicate thread prevention User-selectable themes Calendar Image attachment Unread message tracking WYSIWYG Editor Active Directory integration
Active Forums Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Full Yes Yes
AspNetForum Yes No No Yes No Yes Full Yes Yes
ASPPlayground.NET Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Full Yes Yes
Atlas Yes Yes No No No Yes No Yes No
bttlxeForum No Yes No No No No ? ? No
Comm100 Forum Yes No No No No Yes Yes Yes No
Com(p)fy Folders Yes No No No No Yes No Yes No
Discussion Board Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Full ? No
FuseTalk.NET Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Session Yes Yes
GoBoardz Yes No No No No No ? ? No
Ideal BB Yes No No No Yes Yes ? ? Yes
InstantForum.net Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Session Yes Yes
ITCN Enterprise Forum Yes No No Yes No Yes No Yes No
iyzi Forum Yes No No No No Yes Yes No No
MegaBBS Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Session Yes No
NearForums Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
PunBB.NET Yes No No No No No No ? No
Snitz Forums 2000 Yes No No No No No Yes No No
Telligent Community Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Toast Forums Yes Yes No Yes No No No Yes No
Web Wiz Forum Yes No No Yes Yes Yes ? Yes Yes
Yet Another Forum.NET (YAF) Yes Yes No Yes No Yes Session Yes No
Xperience Forums Yes No No Yes No Yes ? Yes No
SoopPortal Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Flat Threaded Duplicate thread prevention User-selectable themes Calendar Image attachment Unread message tracking WYSIWYG Editor Active Directory integration

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