Re: Are there any real TBBS sysops still around

What a surprise...

I thought TBBS had all but died.

I was a TBBS SYSOP back in the early 90's, starting with single line and moving
up to MULTI after about a year, ended up having about 8 lines when things were
really going great.

I just discovered TBBS.ORG, and joined up, I'm hoping someone can help me out,
while I can find my old Digicomm board, I can't find any of my original software
(I seem to remember that it was on 5.25 disks, now that dates me).

I need to set up a small BBS for a short period of time (maybe longer), and was
hoping to see if I could get it to run via telnet (from what I'm reading it
looks like I can).

If there are some old timers here that might remember "The Final Frontier BBS",
drop me a line.

Please feel free to eMail me.

Scott Gillis

There are only 10 types of people in the world: 
those who understand binary arithmetic and those who don't.




On Mon, 01 Sep 2003 15:09:59 GMT, "John Kelly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>This group seems to get a lot of spam.. just curious as one who ran it,
>still has them red and black binders..
>
>Whats the story on www.tbbs.org ??? eSoft looks like they dont give a bugger
>about us..
>
>I put my TBBS software to sleep back in the mid 90's.. but I want to wake it
>up now...being a Tmail beta tester back then was fun (it ended up being
>Flame).. but Larry Lewis' Tmail program did provide the inbound feed for the
>entire 3:712/x fidonet feed in Sydney.. It was fun..
>
>Anyone has any idea what happened to the TBBS developers ?? like Mr Phil...
>Bob Hartman.. Allan Bryant and Adam Hudson..?? Would be interested..
>
>Regards,
>
> John
>
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>TBBS Sysops never die .. they just CEDIT a lot more
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