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ChronoCrash is a community site for the OpenBOR engine, offering a discussion forum, an OpenBOR wiki and a downloads catalog. It also supports other sprite-based engines such as Mugen and general game development.
A wiki gathering information, tutorials and tweaks to help with gaming on Linux, previously located at the Linux Gaming subreddit wiki. It covers getting started, running games, tweaking, performance, modding and hardware, and links to external databases, documentation, news, stores and forums.
WikiSky.org is an interactive online sky map presenting itself as an interactive sky map. The site links to sections including Getting Started, Inhabited Sky, News@Sky, an astro photo forum, a blog, a FAQ, a press page and an API.
Alternatehistory.com is a discussion forum for alternate history scenarios, with sections for divergences before and after 1900. It also hosts finished timelines and scenarios, threads on published alternate history books and media, and user-created flags and maps. A companion wiki lets members add and edit articles, timelines and maps.
Delicious Fruit is a community site for fangames, primarily the I Wanna Be the Guy genre. It lists fangames with release dates, difficulty and ratings, and hosts user reviews, forums, and a wiki. The site also announces events, including a Beginner Fangame Festival.
E-Maculation is a site dedicated to emulation of the classic Macintosh computer on macOS, Windows and Linux, using emulators such as SheepShaver, Basilisk II, Mini vMac, Qemu and PearPC. It hosts a wiki with information about the emulators and setup guides, plus discussion and support forums.
Lazarus is an open-source cross-platform IDE for Rapid Application Development powered by Free Pascal. It is Delphi compatible and includes a drag-and-drop form designer and over 200 components, and can convert from Delphi code. It is extendable through packages and has a package manager with an online repository. Documentation and tutorials are available through a wiki, forums and books.
MFGG, also called Mario Fan Games Galaxy, is a community site with forums, a wiki, and sections for games, hacks, sprites, tutorials, and sounds. Updates describe available site and forum skins, a BPS patcher, and lists of recently added games, graphics, and reviews.
NesDev.org is a community of homebrew game developers and hardware researchers for the Nintendo Entertainment System and other retro consoles. It provides wikis covering the NES, SNES, WonderSwan and obscure platforms, along with forums and a Discord community. The site also lists resources such as a NES cartridge database and notes that it is not affiliated with Nintendo.
No-Intro catalogs the best available copies of ROMs and digital games, providing DAT files for ROM managers and an online database. The site links to a wiki, forums and community channels.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world created by contributors and free to use under an open license. The site offers help resources, including a beginners' guide, a community forum, mailing lists and a wiki.
RadioReference is a public reference source for radio and communications data. It provides a database of identified frequencies and trunked radio systems that can be browsed by state, metro area or ZIP code, alongside forums and a wiki. The site reports 226K+ identified frequencies and 7,400+ trunked radio systems. A premium subscription works across RadioReference and Broadcastify.
RPTools is a set of role-playing tools that includes MapTool, a virtual tabletop, and TokenTool for creating tokens. The project describes itself as free, open source and community driven, with a forum, wiki, video tutorials and a Discord server.
SimTK is a platform enabling open access to biomedical simulation tools and models. It hosts projects with cloud-based storage, version control, wikis, forums, mailing lists, issue trackers, and GitHub integration. Files can receive DOIs, and projects can form communities.
SpeedSolving is an online speedcubing community that started in 2006. It hosts a forum, wiki, weekly competitions, a timer and a media gallery. Members can ask questions, enter weekly competitions in WCA puzzle events and track their times and personal bests.
