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Oh, I couldn't agree more.  That's why my BBS won't run Synchronet once 
I get it working.  There are a few that still run DOS packages and even 
a few specifically for Linux.  The problem I had was trying to get 
downloads to work which I still haven't solved.  There is a current 
telnet BBS guide updated monthly for anyone interested.

Alex Snow wrote:
> Telnet bbs's are great, but there's just too many of them that are 
> just the stock Synchronet install with a semi-creative name slapped on 
> it.  There are definitely a few good ones out there, I remember 
> Gameworld had some fun things to play but unfortunately seems to have 
> disappeared
> On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 01:46:3