Apart from the parts that seem to suggest selection from fixed lists, this ability to join, log in, and and delete stuff etc sounds very much like the basis of Web 2.0 from what I understand of it. It is the underlying technology of Wiki.
If your requirements had been 'A java application that...' or 'A .net application which...' or similar, then I imagine many people could have assisted.
But the page says 'no NET. no Visual Basic. Must be small. Must be cheap...'
You describe it as a challenge or competition, but it is not one..You are simply saying 'does this program exist already for free?'. The technology you need is out there. The program will be free if you write it.
If someone else writes it, it will cost you money, but at that point it won't matter what the development tool is, because you wont need to use it yourself.
I severely doubt that 'none can be adapted, and none are suitable.' After all, the bulk of the page is simply a list of rows from a database exposed in a grid, isn't it?
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