Gary McCulloch wrote to Scinet <=-

I need to find another place to poll this network. the
Diskshop is off-line. Suggestions?

It's been months that it's been offline, maybe a year. For a while
somebody else was hubbing the network, but they decided to stop as there simply was no traffic any more. SciNet is dead and gone.



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.-: On Sat 16-Apr-2022 3:01p, Dan Clough@1:123/115.0 said to Gary McCulloch :-.
DC: It's been months that it's been offline, maybe a year. For a while
DC: somebody else was hubbing the network, but they decided to stop as there DC: simply was no traffic any more. SciNet is dead and gone.

I would host it if I knew what I was doing. I have a very fast internet connection and a spare PC that could be devoted to the network. I been wanting to also host a few others. If I could just get an easy Mystic install thats already set up as a turn-key host. I would be set.

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On Sun, 17 Apr 2022 14:38:47 +0000
"Gary McCulloch" <gary.mcculloch@1:154/50> wrote:

.-: On Sat 16-Apr-2022 3:01p, Dan Clough@1:123/115.0 said to Gary
McCulloch :-.
DC: It's been months that it's been offline, maybe a year. For a
while DC: somebody else was hubbing the network, but they decided to
stop as there DC: simply was no traffic any more. SciNet is dead and
gone.

I would host it if I knew what I was doing. I have a very
fast internet connection and a spare PC that could be devoted to the
network. I been wanting to also host a few others. If I could just
get an easy Mystic install thats already set up as a turn-key host.
I would be set.

I wouldn't bother. I tried to keep it alive by posting a thread and it
fizzled out within a couple of days with only a couple of people
responding. Let it die in peace.
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Gary McCulloch wrote to Dan Clough <=-

DC: It's been months that it's been offline, maybe a year. For a
while DC: somebody else was hubbing the network, but they decided
to stop as there DC: simply was no traffic any more. SciNet is
dead and gone.

I would host it if I knew what I was doing. I have a
very fast internet connection and a spare PC that could be
devoted to the network. I been wanting to also host a few
others. If I could just get an easy Mystic install thats already
set up as a turn-key host. I would be set.

Well..... honestly I don't think we need any more dead networks. That's why SciNet went away, just no interest/traffic. There are already plenty of other similar networks that are on "life support" at best...



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On 17 Apr 22 14:38:47, Gary Mcculloch said the following to Dan Clough:

DC: It's been months that it's been offline, maybe a year. For a while DC: somebody else was hubbing the network, but they decided to stop as ther DC: simply was no traffic any more. SciNet is dead and gone.

I would host it if I knew what I was doing. I have a very fast internet connection and a spare PC that could be devoted to the network. I been wanting to also host a few others. If I could just get an easy Mystic install thats already set up as a turn-key host. I would be set.

I can't speak for others but to me Scinet was Netsurge/Frank's net... without him its not the same.

Eventually most Othernets ends up with the same people, so the same convo, same noise-factor, there just isn't really an incentive to have most of them anymore.

Nick

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Hello Nick,

On Sun Apr 17 2022 16:16:08, you wrote to Gary Mcculloch:

Eventually most Othernets ends up with the same people, so the same
convo, same noise-factor, there just isn't really an incentive to have most of them anymore.

Unfortunately, Fidonet often falls under the same category.

Regards,
Nick

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