Date: Fri, 1 May 92 16:21:33 CDT
From: Moderators <
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Subject: File 3--Ross Perot for President BBS
One candidate who has gone on-line is H. Ross Perot, independent
candidate for President. This month's (May, 1992) issue of BOARDWATCH
MAGAZINE (for information, contact Jack Rickard at:
[email protected]). as a lengthy article on Perot and his "new
vision" for an electronic democracy. BOARDWATCH reports that Dave
Hughes, sysop of the former Rogers Bar BBS in Colorado Springs,
established the Ross Perot for President BBS as a way of an
"electronic town hall." The number is: (719) 632-3391. Below are
selected excerpts of what you see when you log in:
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Welcome to the H. Ross Perot
Support BBS of Old Colo City
THE ELECTRONIC BACK ROOM
AT ROGERS BAR!
First Name? jim
Last Name? thomas
Calling from (City,State)? DeKalb, IL
TBBS Welcomes JIM THOMAS
Calling From DEKALB, IL
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password may have any printable characters you wish. Lower case is considered
different from upper case and imbedded blanks are legal. REMEMBER THIS
PASSWORD. You will need it to log on again.
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** Online for H. Ross Perot **
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<P>urpose of this BBS
<C>olorado Campaign Information
<M>essage Boards Where You Can Start A Topic
<R>ead All Messages all Boards Now
<I>nformation about Perot
<F>iles - Upload, Download or Read Longer Documents
<W>ho are last 127 Callers?
<T>echnical Matters
Command: p
Type P to Pause, S to Stop listing
This BBS is put up to help those interested in the
H. Ross Perot potential Presidential Candidacy:
(1) Find out legal requirements for signing petitions
in Colorado
(2) Find out where/who/when you can sign
(3) Learn more about Perot and his views
(4) Locate other interested supporters
(5) Register to help out
(6) Discuss Perot and the Campaign BBS style
(This BBS operates courtesy of Dave Hughes, from the premises
of Old Colorado City Communications, 2502 West Colo Ave, #203
Colorado Springs, CO 80904. 719-632-4848 voice. It uses the
phone line 719-632-3391 which, since 1980 has been used
effectively to conduct 'online politics' from Rogers Bar.)
Command: i
Information About The Candidate
(1) Brief Biography
(2) What people say about him
(3) Other Published Sources
(-)Previous Menu
(0)Top Level Menu
(G)oodbye...Log off
Command: r
Type P to pause, S to stop, N to skip to next msg
<F>orward or <R>everse Multiple
<N>ew Messages
<M>arked Messages
<S>elective Retrieval
<I>ndividual Message(s)
<A>bort Retrieve
Which One? N
Pause after each msg(Y/N)? Y
Command: d
Type P to Pause, S to Stop listing
Recent Uploads to the System:
SPEECH1 7040 Perot Speech before National Press Club
LIMBAUG1 3308 Rush Limbaugh's Reaction on Compuserve
WELL0325 12868 Heavy Discussion on the 'Well' (Calif)
BOOKS 373 List of Books about Perot
INSIGHT 6912 A Reporters View of Perot in his element
OFFICE 1939 Colorado Springs Office Organized
BIO 5888 Biography of Perot
USATODAY 2638 Extracts of Perot Views on Issues
TRIGGER 13274 Debate on Perot's 'Trigger Happy' potential
NATPRESS 41088 Full Text National Press Club Speech
CONTACTS 5893 Perot Organizers in Other States
IDEAS91 7266 1991 Ideas and Positions taken by Perot
WELL0418 11400 Well discussion of 'responsibility'
THE-DEFICIT 3982 Key Issue # 1 - The Deficit
EDITORLTR 2515 Letter to Editor, local CS paper
HELP 0 new jersey
UFOBBS.TXT 308 PHOENIX LIBERATOR EXCITING NEW NATL UFO BBS (
<D>ownload, <P>rotocol, <E>xamine, <N>ew, <L>ist, or <H>elp
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The idea of a board that serves as a community forum and a place for
obtaining speeches and other documents pertaining to candidates for
political office is nifty. As Jim Warren (above) suggests, politicians
should be persuaded to move into the 21st century and contribute to the
development of cyberspace.
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From: Dave Banisar <
[email protected]>
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