Tools to Bring Your Ideas to Life

The WSN scripts are designed with flexibility in mind, ready to be shaped to your purpose. If you're an advanced user you'll find thousands of options and an extensible system into which you can incorporate your own code without breaking compatibility with updates. If you're a beginner, you can turn off features you don't need and stick with the basics.

The incorporated SEO tools help you get visitors, and countless unique features help you keep them.

The Scripts

• WSN Links - A directory for link trading to help build your website's popularity.
• WSN Gallery - A gallery for images, videos and other media.
• WSN Knowledge Base - For article directories or knowledge bases.
• WSN Forum - Discussion forum software.
• WSN Classifieds - Classified ads software.
• WSN Directory - For business directories, or any directory involving physical locations instead of (or in addition to) links.
• WSN FormEmail - A very simple free form emailer.

Fully Supported

Get unlimited help and advice directly from the script's author via e-mail or the forums, free with your purchase. If you need custom PHP coding or web design or the like, such services are available at an hourly rate.

History of WSN Software

The WSN scripts started in August 2002 with the first release of WSN Links. It was a simplistic free script at the time, but already fully templated with an eye toward flexibility. In 2003 it grew into a more powerful paid script. In the following years, regular new releases have brought thousands of new features while improving usability.

WSN Gallery was spun off in 2003 as an image-oriented directory sharing all the power of WSN Links, and eventually grew to handling videos and other media. WSN Forum arrived in 2004 to provide a robust discussion platform, and WSN Knowledge Base was added to handle article directories around the same time. WSN Classifieds was spun off in December 2007 to give full attention to the needs of classified ads sites. Finally, WSN Directory was added in 2008 to give full attention to the needs of business directories.

The software is still developed and supported by its original creator, Paul Knierim, a PHP developer in Cameron Park, California.