I'm curious if anyone has ever put together a document that shows the different BBS networks and gives a brief synopses for them?
i.e.
Fidonet- good for x, organized like x, general focus of net is x
I'm curious if anyone has ever put together a document that shows the different BBS networks and gives a brief synopses for them?
I'm curious if anyone has ever put together a document that
shows the different BBS networks and gives a brief synopses for
them?
There was once a google doc that had all the current FTNs; I think on erb.pw?? (The Quantum Wormhole website)
telnet://bbs.roonsbbs.hu:1212 <<=-
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17pmf7cS9ocU99Rm6qlJD_OncqmbDI5Qj8Y bgVc/edit#gid=0
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17pmf7cS9ocU99Rm6qlJD_OncqmbDI5Qj8Y
bgVc/edit#gid=0
Ah damn, 901 is in use... that was the planned zone for the FTN my friends and I have been working on... it's my local area code, hence the choice.
I'll have to come up with something new.... bummer.
Didn't stop Araknet from taking 10, which League10 had had for years, but wasn't well known... Now I have to do batch file gymnastics to handle 2 nets with the same zone...
Hello All,
I'm curious if anyone has ever put together a document that shows the different BBS networks and gives a brief synopses for them?
i.e.
n2> I'm curious if anyone has ever put together a document that shows the
n2> different BBS networks and gives a brief synopses for them?
There was once a google doc that had all the current FTNs; I think on erb.pw?? (The Quantum Wormhole website)
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