Inferno
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"I was surfing through the web earlier, feeling a little nostalgic
when I ran across your website with information and lists on
Bulletin Board Systems. Much to my surprise, I found Inferno BBS.
I was like, "Hey that was our board!" I had tinkered with bulletin
boards as early as 1993. With the help of some local sysops of
boards across my small hometown of Stanley, I was pointed in the
right direction on how I needed to go about setting up a board.
With a little luck and long hours of determination, I was able to
get a board up and online... which was the Alternative BBS using
WWIV. After listing my board on some local BBS systems, I managed
to connect with Mr. Steven Houser. He and I shared a common
interest in computers and became pretty good friends. We changed
the name to Inferno BBS in 1994 and ran it pretty solid through
1995. Steven did all of the technical stuff, and I did the
day-to-day running of the board. We ran the board off of a
computer in my bedroom at my parent's house, which was connected
to the 2nd phone line. By 1996 Steven and I had lost contact, and
we went our separate ways. After he left, I had moved to the
Internet using a service called Netcom. Soon after that I moved to
AOL Dial-up and I guess the rest is just history! I guess you
could say that now our Inferno BBS belongs to the ages of the
history of computing." - David Fortenberry

Phone   : 704-263-1411
Place   : STANLEY, NC
Years   : 1993 - 1995
Sysop   : Steven Houser, David Fortenberry
Software: VBBS, WWIV

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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