In the early days of the internet, Bulletin Board Systems (BBS) served as the primary platform for online communication and interaction. These text-based forums allowed users to connect, discuss various topics, and share files before the widespread use of World Wide Web. However, with the advent of mainstream internet service providers like AOL and Compuserve, BBS seemingly faded into obscurity. Despite this, BBS has recently experienced a remarkable comeback, with new programs and a growing user base.