Subj : Re: Favorite BBS software
To   : Eric Oulashin
From : Rob Swindell
Date : Wed May 11 2016 10:42 pm

 Re: Re: Favorite BBS software
 By: Eric Oulashin to Sean Dennis on Wed May 11 2016 08:16 pm

>   Re: Re: Favorite BBS software
>   By: Sean Dennis to Eric Oulashin on Wed May 11 2016 21:57:22
>
>  SD> Anyhow, after using about 40 different BBS packages over the years,
>  SD> I've seen many pros and cons to each package. Really, it comes down to
>  SD> what you like and what you want out of your hobby. If it's not fun,
>  SD> then there's something wrong (has always been my motto).
>
> Yeah, I agree there.  I still enjoy my BBS running Synchronet, so I'll
> probably continue with Synchronet for the time being.

It's funny no one mentioned WWIV, but it's in somewhat active development today
and was the last BBS software I ran before writing and switching-to Synchronet.

That said, when I play around with other BBS software today (including WWIV) it
makes me all the more proud of the quality and comprehensiveness of Synchronet.
:-)

You should definitely install and experiment with whatever's available and if
you see some good ideas, steal them for Synchronet. That's what I do. :-)

                                           digital man

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