MBSE BBS might evoke memories of dial-up connections and early internet days, but it's more than just a nostalgic trip. As a robust and versatile bulletin board system, MBSE BBS still holds relevance today, especially in niche communities.

How do you think MBSE BBS compares to modern chat platforms?
Are there any unique features or communities that make it stand out in today's digital landscape?

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On 20 May 2024, MeaTLoTioN said the following...

MBSE BBS might evoke memories of dial-up connections and early internet

MBSE?

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MBSE BBS might evoke memories of dial-up connections and early internet days, but it's more than just a nostalgic trip. As a robust and
versatile bulletin board system, MBSE BBS still holds relevance today, especially in niche communities.

What are a few sample MBSE systems to call into?? TBH, I don't remember using/seeing MBSE too much - so I'd like to take a peek at what it has to offer...



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On 20 May 2024, paulie420 said the following...

What are a few sample MBSE systems to call into?? TBH, I don't remember using/seeing MBSE too much - so I'd like to take a peek at what it has to offer...

Well here are a few to get you started;

Wintermute BBS :: wintermutebbs.ddns.net:23
Skullbocks :: 137.220.48.222:23
Realm of Darkness :: bbs.trod.org

If you find any more, do share them and your thoughts on this neat oldskool BBS.

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|07ÄÄ |08[|10eml|08] |15ml@erb.pw |07ÄÄ |08[|10web|08] |15www.erb.pw |07ÄÄÄ¿ |07ÄÄ |08[|09fsx|08] |1521:1/158 |07ÄÄ |08[|11tqw|08] |151337:1/101 |07ÂÄÄÙ |07ÄÄ |08[|12rtn|08] |1580:774/81 |07ÄÂ |08[|14fdn|08] |152:250/5 |07ÄÄÄÙ
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... Some people have no idea what they're doing, and are really good at it!

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A49 2023/04/30 (Linux/64)
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What are a few sample MBSE systems to call into??

Well here are a few to get you started;
Wintermute BBS :: wintermutebbs.ddns.net:23
Skullbocks :: 137.220.48.222:23
Realm of Darkness :: bbs.trod.org

If you find any more, do share them and your thoughts on this neat oldskool BBS.

Thanks, mL - I am a member @ Wintermute, but I'll be calling the others and yea, I'll let you know if I ever come across m0re....

Thanks for the post, while I've USED MBSE I need to take another look!!



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Re: The Role of MBSE BBS in Modern Communication
By: MeaTLoTioN to All on Mon May 20 2024 11:43 am

Howdy,

MBSE BBS might evoke memories of dial-up connections and early internet days, but it's more than just a nostalgic trip. As a robust and versatile bulletin board system, MBSE BBS still holds relevance today, especially in niche communities.

When I got back into BBSing, MBSE was the first thing I installed and got going.

I switched away from it, because of issues of it handling long filenames, and zapping received files that were sent with them. I also didnt like that you couldnt get into the config if the user was online - and with spambots hitting your telnet port, it was frequent enough to be annoying...

That said, it does the role of a hub pretty good...


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