Hello

I'm a biased source, but I've worked as mod/admin with those softwares in the past and I genuinely think kokonotsuba is better than all those listed (especially for bigger boards like GUROchan, in terms of speed), at least from the administration standpoint.

Kokonotsuba's home page is https://kokonotsuba.github.io/ which is meant to serve the full purpose of readme, including listing features and a better set up guide (and a devchat that can act as a support channel).

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it's not enabled on heyuri, but we have youtube embedding for a past board that migrated from vichan, here is demonstration:
https://kere.st/dev/koko.php?res=831
kokonotsuba has been in works since 2020, but it wasn't publicly used until 2021 outside testing instances

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now, small caveats of kokonotsuba may include:
- Upgrading sometimes involves running SQL commands. It's very simple, just requires checking the "upgrade" page in koko's homepage before pulling changes.
- there isn't a captcha system. I believe it's a pain in the butt for the user for such a small benefit to administration, and starting to make gradually less sense with AI.
- likewise we don't yet have a report feature. It's not really needed for boards that don't receive thousands of posts, but it's planned to be implemented soon for the sake of koko not lacking the feature.

...for small boards, we have anti flood settings and a way to have staff on PC immediately be aware of new threads (pictured - it's a thread watcher feature that any user can enable from [settings] too, and allow the website to send notifications if they desire)

Thanks for being willing to spread the word of Kokonotsuba. I'm willing to help where I can