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Re: Demand for a BBS?
« on: March 13, 2007, 03:43:36 PM »
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[Doors]
Trade Wars 2002, Legend Of The Red Dragon, Barren Realms Elite. These are the doors I used to play way back when. I don't know of any other fun doors... so place suggestions!


Those are all PC doors!  Are you running a PC BBS software?
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Re: Demand for a BBS?
« Reply #1 on: March 13, 2007, 04:19:58 PM »
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James wrote:
I was wondering...as I am presently setting up a little BBS.

Is there any demand for an oldschool BBS at all? I know we've moved forward to this internet thing here...but still. Personally I never quite got the feeling of community I had back in the days of the BBS.

In any case.. here are my questions:
1- Would you use a telnet BBS?
2- What would make you use such a system?
3- Would you contribute to keep the site up?
4- What do you expect in terms of file transfers?
5- Doors?




There are already some very good Amiga telnet BBSes out there running C-Net and telser.device.  If I were at home right now I could come up with some of their names.  I haven't logged into them as much as I should...

1- Yes, I have, but I find that I don't connect regularly
2- Door games, message boards
3- not money, but messages and files
4- Rare stuff you can't find on Aminet
5- Yep!  Hacker!  ...and some sort of Wheel of Fortune or something which can earn you file board points or time points...

Amiga user since \'96, when I could finally afford one
Commodore 8-bit since before I could tie my shoes