Citadel-86
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Also listed as: Free Lunch / Super Comp II / SuperComp II

From the Twin City Citadels History: "SuperComp, a Sperry personal
computer club, originally ordered Citadel 2.10 from CUG through
the instigation of Ray Schneider (aka The White Knight aka The
Conductor). Brought up on a 1655 with an embedded Z80B with 8"
disks on Thanksgiving of '83, the system experienced instant
success and quickly became difficult to get on, despite the fact
that the number was never advertised on local boards. Despite the
fact that it was always run on an "open" basis, serious topics
were usually the order of the day, and the digressive, silly rooms
that appeared were actually viewed with relief!"
"Test System, running under MS-DOS 2.13 on a Zenith Z100, came up
in the fall of '84. True to its name, it's a System that one and
all are invited to bang away at, and it frequently crashes, due to
programmer incompetency and strange compiler bugs and the tricks
of the gremlins. Nearly functionally equivalent to the 8 bit TC
Citadels, it has not been in heavy use until lately due to the
extremely erratic hours it keeps (Hue, Jr. uses the computer for
his own BBSing and programming). Furthermore, someday it will come
down when the sysop gets a job and moves out, and it's doubtful
that he'll bring it back up. But he might."

Phone   : 612-431-1107
Place   : Apple Valley, MN
Years   : 1984 - 1994
Sysop   : Hue, Hue Sr., Supercomp User Group, Hue, Sr.
Software: Cit86v3.27, Cit86v3.32, Citadel, RBBS-PC, neoCit

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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