
These are my deprecated scripts made during my computer science student obsession with SQL and data classes mania. Why did I stop maintaining them?
Well, simply put, these scripts are a bit monstrous in size. Trying to keep my security updates merged across user-based files as well as feature adding became too much. I generally prefer making simpler P2U website templates for download, commissions, or coding for myself as opposed to making a general-purpose script of this size for public use, especially since I am a solo developer.
I am also planning on switching Ophanimkei's backend to Laravel, so I may not use many of these in their current forms later down the line. You're free to take them and improve upon them. In fact, I recommend it. These should be generally secure, provided you use a secure password. It's as secure as you make it, truly.
My server uses PHP 8.4, MyPHPAdmin, and basically, the generic PHP and SQL stuff that comes with Cloudpanel.
An alternative to this script is Kale's guestbook which I use for my own guestbook.
It can easily be repurposed into an askbox.

There are a million blogging tools for websites that don't need custom setup or SQL.
I don't know any off the top of my head that match Ophanimkei's blog structure due to
Ophanimkei's blog functioning as a self hosted FC2


This script was made to merge Onionring into SQL. I still use it for my own site,
but don't desire to maintain it due to preferring to handle bot
applications via other backend stuff not tied to the PHP script itself.
There are many ways to handle webrings for static and non-static sites.


I like maintaining RSS feeds by hand and spitting out the XML
output into a PHP file for visiting users, however,
I've switched over to preferring displaying RSS feeds with SQL itself.
I do still use this script for my main updates, but unsure for how much longer.
It is a bit finicky and handling it badly results in 1977.
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