From: the.millionaire@vert.synchro.net.remove-syd-this

To: Digital Man
I can’t believe how many BBS software programs were written over the years. Some I heard of and used and some I didn’t know even existed. A lot of them have disappeared but thank god someone still collects them. Gives it a bit of nostalgia seeing what we once used to use at one time.

$ The Millionaire $
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From: nightfox@DIGDIST.remove-xi5-this

To: The Millionaire
Re: BBS Software
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Fri Sep 06 2019 04:34 pm

I can't believe how many BBS software programs were written over the years. Some I heard of and used and some I didn't know even existed. A lot of them have disappeared but thank god someone still collects them. Gives it a bit of nostalgia seeing what we once used to use at one time.

I agree, there was quite a bit of BBS software written, especially back in the 80s and 90s. And there was quite a bit of variation in BBS software used for BBSes just in my area back in the day. I have a few of them on my BBS as well.

Nightfox

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From: hemo@UJOINT.remove-5ss-this

To: The Millionaire
Re: BBS Software
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Fri Sep 06 2019 04:34 pm

I can't believe how many BBS software programs were written over the years.
Some I heard of and used and some I didn't know even existed. A lot of them
have disappeared but thank god someone still collects them. Gives it a bit of
nostalgia seeing what we once used to use at one time.

Ain't that the truth. I've only ever checked out a small handful of the options. Back in the late 1980's, I started opening a phone line to the public running a modified version of Host+, written in Telix's own SALT scripting language. Back then, I
had checked out PCBoard, Wildcat, and finally setttled on Synchronet.

-H

... I used to think I was indecisive, but now I'm not so sure.

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From: the.millionaire@vert.synchro.net.remove-939-this

To: Hemo

Re: BBS Software
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Fri Sep 06 2019 04:34 pm

Ain't that the truth. I've only ever checked out a small handful of the options. Back in the late 1980's, I started opening a phone line to the public running a modified version of Host+, written in Telix's own SALT scripting language. Back then, I had checked out PCBoard, Wildcat, and finally setttled on Synchronet.

-H

... I used to think I was indecisive, but now I'm not so sure.

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Image BBS was my favourite BBS software for the Commodore 64 that I ever ran back in my day.

$ The Millionaire $
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