Midnight Peace BBS
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Also listed as: Starbase 2000 / Starbase One BBS

"This was one of the earlier BBS set up in Bucks County. It was
such a cool board! I started it in 1987 on a HEAVILY modified
Commodore 64, running an early version of ARB BBS software. That
modified C64 had an extra video chip (VID chip), 2 5.25" 1541
model 170k floppies, and two "massive" high density 5.25" 1.44MB
floppy drives. We had a huge war board, role playing game message
boards with some outrageous game titles that the SysOp and friends
invented. We had a great download section for some of our early
custom programs, and we used to have several BBS parties, and
sometimes even some girl users would show up! Best memory: The
Starbase 2000 BBS vs. Shadows Keep BBS laser tag battle. It was
held late on a Saturday night at Edgewood school, around 1988. The
BBS started out being called Starbase One, and ran on that
Commodore 64 for about 2 years. Then around 1988-89 I upgraded to
an Amiga 500 and had a "massive" 20MB external hard drive, and
started running new AmigaBBS software. The name was changed to
Starbase 2000. Finally towards the end of it's reign and my senior
year in high school I changed the name to Midnight Peace BBS.
Other funny memories: hacker forums, hidden message boards,
busting on The Wing and his retard friends and plotting revenge,
hacking Haven of Rest BBS which was a sucky religious loser BBS,
and meeting a lot of interesting and also a lot of strange people.
Good memories!" - The Vulcan (Tom Woolman)

Phone   : 215-493-4492
Place   : Yardley, PA
Years   : 1987 - 1990
Sysop   : The Vulcan
Handles : Tom Woolman
Software: ARB BBS and others

Listed by telephone number, as they all were. A few of
these boards did reach the web: see recoveries-002.txt.
Source  : bbslist.textfiles.com, compiled by Jason Scott

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