Peer vs DnDD

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DnDD is a bulletin board system. But it tries to overcome one-off argument of internet bulletin boards. Posts in DnDD are like pages in a book so that people can easily talk about one subject continuously. DnDD also have voting system. A post can be connected to another post via comments. Anybody can make their own group and use DnDD as a bulletin board and voting platform.