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pyIrcServer is an IRCd written entirely in Python. It's still in development but pretty usable, and these are the answers to your question (maybe when it becomes complete):
· It's Open Source, so you don't need to pay anything to let you use it
· It works over every platform which supports Python.
· It's interpreted and you don't need to compile the code every time you modify it. You only need to get Python 2.4 or higher to use pyIS.
· It's very personalizable, from config files to modules, the core is really small and it's extended by classes. So switching a class would change the entire aspect of your IRCd.
· The configuration file is friendly and there are many options which let you personalize your pyIS as you can't do with others IRCd.
· * It's compatible with any server and services because you can specify the protocol you want to use for a link, add your own protocol as module if you're a Python programmer or download an already existing one.
* Still unimplemented/incomplete aspect
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