awesomium looks cool but pointless for this project.
You could look at how the HTML/CSS parser is done, and then rewrite it in TorqueScript. I know, it's a lot of work, but you don't need to support every single feature that has ever existed, just make pages somewhat viewable.
You's use a proxy for that.
There's a proxy which converts HTML into BBCode?
It's converted from bbcode to torqueml on the server. You should be able to translate html to torqueml, at least as long as you don't preserve CSS.
Would you add an option to change our default ID site to some other name? As in, still have one site only but not necessarily ID-named
Wait, so everything is converted on the server? Sorry, but that sounds awfully inefficient. Wouldn't it be better to let the client's browser do the conversion, or are there limitations in Torque which makes this impossible?
Am I the only one who finds this useless?Honestly, why on earth do we need like a custom made Internet? What use does it have?
Are you, by any chance, creating some sort of language for this? Similar to HTML or PHP?