Subj : Introduction
To   : vaelen
From : Blue White
Date : Sun Jan 28 2024 09:36:13

 > > The history of nodelisted sysops is easy to look up
 > Well, I'm not listed there, so I wonder what I was doing at the time.
 > I know my board called a hub to pass mail and that I sent and received
 > mail from other boards though.
 
You may have been on another network.  I think you said you were running
non-intel hardware, which may have limited your choices.  I know the GT
Power Network was big in Texas (over 100 nodes at one point), but that
would have required you to be running a GT Power BBS on intel hardware.

There was also RIME/RelayNet which required proprietary software for most
of its early existence and (I think) that software may have been for
intel hardware only.

There were a few other networks around that were not FIDO and also didn't
use FTN software.


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