Dear Dan, in regards to this message to me.

Wednesday December 31 2003 16:43, you wrote to All:

Is this echo still alive?

YES ALREADY!

Good to read already!

STOP POSTING THESE MESSAGES PLEASE!!

Have i repeated my self?, oops, sorry, so what has been happening here?.

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Dear Sean, in regards to this message to Dan Egli.

YES ALREADY! STOP POSTING THESE MESSAGES PLEASE!!

Take a chill pill and relax.

He did seem a little steamed up, although to give credit where it is due i have
been known to duplicate myself on these things.

He's not trying to rile anyone up.

Thank you for giving me the benifit of the doubt on this issue Mr Moderator.

He may not understand that the traffic in here is sporadic at best. ;)

Well if i did not then i do now, thank you for the correction.

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Dear Sean, in regards to this message to me.

Is this echo still alive?

For the second time, yes, we are alive.

IOW I Did Dupe, ooops, sorry.

Traffic is sporadic at best in here so no news is good news.

So there is nothing new happening in here ATM?.

I'd ask you to refrain asking if the echo's "alive" or not, but if you feel
you must, point the message at me or preferably, ask me in netmail (1:11/200).

OK.

Thanks.

You are welcome.

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Dear Gerrit, in regards to this message to Dan Egli.

Hello Dan!

G'day Gerrit, G'day Dan.

31 Dec 03 18:02, Dan Egli wrote to Howie Coombe:

YES ALREADY! STOP POSTING THESE MESSAGES PLEASE!!

Are you looking for some software tool against stuck caps keys? ;-)

:}, but seriously, Is there a software tool that can prevent accidental message
duplication?.

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Dear Dan, in regards to this message to Gerrit Kuehn.

Thursday January 01 2004 15:18, you wrote to me:

YES ALREADY! STOP POSTING THESE MESSAGES PLEASE!!

Are you looking for some software tool against stuck caps keys? ;-)

Very funny Gerrit, Very Funny.

Yes, it was.

Dan Moderator BBS_SURVIVAL

This sounds like an interesting echo, is there any way you could chat to my BBS's Sysop David N Wallace about getting it installed on This BBS, Common Ground?.

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Dear Gerrit, in regards to this message to Dan Egli.

Hello Dan!

G'day Gerrit, G'day Dan.

01 Jan 04 15:29, Dan Egli wrote to Gerrit Kuehn:

YES ALREADY! STOP POSTING THESE MESSAGES PLEASE!!

Are you looking for some software tool against stuck caps keys? ;-)

Very funny Gerrit, Very Funny.

Sorry for missing your kind of humor. :)

It takes all kinds of huour to make the world laugh.

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Monday January 12 2004 21:24, you wrote to me:

Yes, it was.

Dan Moderator BBS_SURVIVAL

This sounds like an interesting echo, is there any way you could chat
to my BBS's Sysop David N Wallace about getting it installed on This
BBS, Common Ground?.

Just ask your Sysop to request it from his uplink. It's backboned so he should be able to get it just fine. If not and your Sysop has Internet access (or at least E-Mail access) then I can easily gate it to him. However, if memory serves (You'd think the creator of an echo could remember it's rules!? <G>) it's a Sysop Only echo so even if he did request it you wouldn't see it. It is intended to be a place for Fido Sysops to chat about how to keep classic BBSing
alive in places where the Internet has almost wiped them out, like in most of the first world countries (USA, England, France, etc..)

Dan
Moderator BBS_SURVIVAL

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Dear Dan, in regards to this message to me.

Monday January 12 2004 21:24, you wrote to me:

Yes, it was.

Dan Moderator BBS_SURVIVAL

This sounds like an interesting echo, is there any way you could chat

Just ask your Sysop to request it from his uplink.

Ok, will do.

It's backboned so he should be able to get it just fine.

Good to read.

If not and your Sysop has Internet access (or at least E-Mail access) then
I can easily gate it to him.

Aha.

However, if memory serves (You'd think the creator of an echo could
remember it's rules!? <G>) it's a Sysop Only echo so even if he did request it you wouldn't see it.

Bugger, of course i could always hope the moderator does not know his own echo's rules.

It is intended to be a place for Fido Sysops to chat about how to keep
classic BBSing alive in places where the Internet has almost wiped them out, like in most of the first world countries (USA, England, France, etc..)

And you are sure you can not make an exeption for an interested 3rd party?.

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Tuesday January 20 2004 21:16, you wrote to me:

Dear Dan, in regards to this message to me.

Monday January 12 2004 21:24, you wrote to me:

Yes, it was.

Dan Moderator BBS_SURVIVAL

This sounds like an interesting echo, is there any way you
could chat

Just ask your Sysop to request it from his uplink.

Ok, will do.

It's backboned so he should be able to get it just fine.

Good to read.

If not and your Sysop has Internet access (or at least E-Mail
access) then > I can easily gate it to him.

Aha.

However, if memory serves (You'd think the creator of an echo could

remember it's rules!? <G>) it's a Sysop Only echo so even if he

did request > it you wouldn't see it.

Bugger, of course i could always hope the moderator does not know his
own echo's rules.

It is intended to be a place for Fido Sysops to chat about how to
keep > classic BBSing alive in places where the Internet has

almost wiped them > out, like in most of the first world
countries (USA, England, France, > etc..)

And you are sure you can not make an exeption for an interested 3rd party?.

Well I'll tell you what. If you're internet capible, you can log into my BBS, and I'll give you access to it. Beyond that it's not my call. It's up to the sysop of the BBS you are posting from.

Dan
Moderator BBS_SURVIVAL

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