Subj : Re: Favorite BBS software
To   : Rob Swindell
From : Mark Hofmann
Date : Thu May 12 2016 07:37 pm



RS> It's funny no one mentioned WWIV, but it's in somewhat active development
RS> today and was the last BBS software I ran before writing and switching-to
RS> Synchronet.
RS> That said, when I play around with other BBS software today (including
RS> WWIV) it makes me all the more proud of the quality and comprehensiveness
RS> of Synchronet. :-)
RS>
RS> You should definitely install and experiment with whatever's available
RS> and if you see some good ideas, steal them for Synchronet. That's what I
RS> do. :-)

I mentioned WWIV but might have been late to the game.  WWIV has had lots of
work done to it over the past year or two.  Both the BBS itself and the
WWIVnet.

For those that might not know, WWIVnet is alive and well and uses BinkP to
transfer packets (as of when I became the NC 1@1 for WWIVnet).

- Mark

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