Bulletin Board

How it works:

A bulletin board is a designated page within a website that is     open to the public to post articles, links, or pictures.

To add an article the user clicks on the "post an article" link, fills     out the form, and the text is posted above the previous posting.

Bulletin boards are sometimes referred to as web logs, blogs,     guest books, ride boards, or other titles referred to its goal.

Fields within the form can be customized to the board's relevance.

Example of a Bulletin Board:

Jack Straw
September 8, 2006

Homepages with to much flash and take forever to load.
Proof that web design and drugs don't mix (link opens new window).

Flash (2.0 Mb)
Windows Media -- WMV (1.6Mb)
http://www.vincentflanders.com i love this guy!

Sweet Emily
September 5, 2006

I got one for you Peggy-O, how about navigation that is not consistent, or navigation links that disappear on some pages.

Peggy-O
September 4, 2006

Frames, a frame on the right, a frame on the left, a frame on the bottom with 50 scroll bars, what a mess.

Example of the form used to post an article:

A bulletin board can be customized to include photo upload options.