Hey everyone...

I just wanted to thank avon and all the members for keeping BBS'ing alive! RnS originally was run back on 2AM-BBS back in the 90's and has been up and down over the years with Renegade/Telegard, Remote Access, and finally Synchronet.

I'm looking forward to getting the linked bbs doors with everyone for some BRE action! :)

Have a great weekend, everyone!
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RnS originally was run back on 2AM-BBS back in the 90's and
has been up and down over the years with Renegade/Telegard, Remote
Access, and finally Synchronet.

Heeeey Telegard! :)

Welcome back to the BBS scene. You'll find a lot of friendly & helpful
people here on fsxNet.


Jay

... Money isn't everything, usually it isn't even enough

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Utopian Galt wrote to Warpslide <=-

After WWIV I did go to Telegard, but I was fustrated when the project
was abandoned by Tim due to irl and the internet.

Telegard was my first "real" BBS platform (I'd run Opus CBCS for some
time as a test, but *.msg turned me off). Loved it, loved the look, I'm
trying to emulate it with the Renegade menu on Synchronet here.



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Re: Re: Hello fsxNet!
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Utopian Galt on Wed Jul 17 2024 07:11 am

Telegard was my first "real" BBS platform (I'd run Opus CBCS for some time as a test, but *.msg turned me off). Loved it, loved the look, I'm trying to emulate it with the Renegade menu on Synchronet here.

I'm pretty sure Telegard was one of the BBS software packages I tried in the early 90s before I settled on RemoteAccess for running my original BBS. I thought all the different BBS software packages had their own interesting things, and I liked trying them out.

Nightfox
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