Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

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Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

The area is still connected.

Frank Linhares has left fidonet so the area is mostly quiet now.

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Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

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//Hello Dario,//

on *23.10.22* at *17:01:00* You wrote in area *BBS-SCENE*
to *All* about *"Traffic"*.

Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

Yep, still here.

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Dario Figueroa wrote to All <=-

Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

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Yup. Still here at The Wastelands BBS. :)



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*** Quoting Dario Figueroa from a message to All ***

Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

Present.


Jay

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Ruben Figueroa wrote to All <=-

Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

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Yup! :)



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Hello Ruben!

Replying to a msg dated 23 Oct 22 17:01, from you to all.
The goal is figure out how to make the bbs scene better.

Matt


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Re: Traffic
By: Deepend to Dario Figueroa on Wed Dec 14 2022 12:04 am

Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

Traffic... CHECK. ;)

Actually, I think everyone is jaywalking. ;)

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Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

The area is still connected.

I just found this and I'm wondering about the thoughts of the hobby.

Is it a hobby?

I just think at one point it wasn't just a hobby, it was some people's business. I don't think it currently has a market for income today, but can't it be used for something more than links to none bbs systems?

Questions make more questions most of the time.

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BBS'ing costs money! But nearly every hobby costs money!

OK, if you collect stones... not really!

But I think BBS'ing makes more fun....

So... another post here in the lonely conference....

Greetings

Mike


On 19.05.2023 00:32, Alan Ianson wrote to Grant Weasner:

@MSGID: 1:153/757.0 d60d5b75
@REPLY: 1:229/317 dd19fe23
@TZUTC: -0800
@CHRS: LATIN-1 2

Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

The area is still connected.

I just found this and I'm wondering about the thoughts of the hobby.

Is it a hobby?

If you are speaking about BBSing I think of it as a hobby.

Fidonet (and other nets) are also a hobby. It was designed and run by hobbyists
for the most part.

I just think at one point it wasn't just a hobby, it was some people's business.

I think some businesses have used BBS or FTN technology but BBSing and Fidonet
have always been a hobby for me. I have never made money from it. Never wanted
or expected too.

I don't think it currently has a market for income today, but can't
it be used for something more than links to none bbs systems?

BBS and/or ftn technology could be used by a business but I doubt anyone ever
made much money from it.

Questions make more questions most of the time.

Seth Able did make money from his LORD door game (in the early days) although I
think he came upon success unexpectedly. I don't know where he is today.

What a simple, yet awesome door he created. There are a few stories like his.

RemoteAccess, FrontDoor and FastEcho had some amount of commercial success, and
there are others like that as well.

But for me BBSing has always simply been a hobby.

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BBS'ing costs money! But nearly every hobby costs money!

OK, if you collect stones... not really!

But I think BBS'ing makes more fun....

So... another post here in the lonely conference....

Greetings

Mike


On 19.05.2023 00:32, Alan Ianson wrote to Grant Weasner:

@MSGID: 1:153/757.0 d60d5b75
@REPLY: 1:229/317 dd19fe23
@TZUTC: -0800
@CHRS: LATIN-1 2

Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

The area is still connected.

I just found this and I'm wondering about the thoughts of the hobby.

Is it a hobby?

If you are speaking about BBSing I think of it as a hobby.

Fidonet (and other nets) are also a hobby. It was designed and run by hobbyists
for the most part.

I just think at one point it wasn't just a hobby, it was some people's business.

I think some businesses have used BBS or FTN technology but BBSing and Fidonet
have always been a hobby for me. I have never made money from it. Never wanted
or expected too.

I don't think it currently has a market for income today, but can't
it be used for something more than links to none bbs systems?

BBS and/or ftn technology could be used by a business but I doubt anyone ever
made much money from it.

Questions make more questions most of the time.

Seth Able did make money from his LORD door game (in the early days) although I
think he came upon success unexpectedly. I don't know where he is today.

What a simple, yet awesome door he created. There are a few stories like his.

RemoteAccess, FrontDoor and FastEcho had some amount of commercial success, and
there are others like that as well.

But for me BBSing has always simply been a hobby.

--- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Toy-6
* Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada (1:153/757)

--- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v7.0
* Origin: Delivered from GLOBAL CHAOS BBS (2:240/8050)

On 15 Nov 2023, Mike said the following...

So... another post here in the lonely conference....

Why lonely? I am here as well...

... A book misplaced is a book lost

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On 23 Oct 2022, Dario Figueroa said the following...

Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

Check.

... Shortcut: longest distance between two points

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A48 (macOS/64)
* Origin: Saturn's Orbit BBS - Back from the ashes (4:801/188)

Have not seen any traffic here in a long time. Any one out there?

The area is still connected.

I just found this and I'm wondering about the thoughts of the hobby.

Is it a hobby?

If you are speaking about BBSing I think of it as a hobby.

Fidonet (and other nets) are also a hobby. It was designed and run by hobbyists for the most part.

I just think at one point it wasn't just a hobby, it was some people's business.

I think some businesses have used BBS or FTN technology but BBSing and Fidonet have always been a hobby for me. I have never made money from it. Never wanted or expected too.

I don't think it currently has a market for income today, but can't
it be used for something more than links to none bbs systems?

BBS and/or ftn technology could be used by a business but I doubt anyone ever made much money from it.

Questions make more questions most of the time.

Seth Able did make money from his LORD door game (in the early days) although I think he came upon success unexpectedly. I don't know where he is today.

What a simple, yet awesome door he created. There are a few stories like his.

RemoteAccess, FrontDoor and FastEcho had some amount of commercial success, and there are others like that as well.

But for me BBSing has always simply been a hobby.

--- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Toy-6
* Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada (1:153/757)