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From: varneyml@clutx.clarkson.edu (,215 Hamlin,,2684032)
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Subject: Re: BBS programs for the C64
Message-ID: <1990Mar15.062237.20975@sun.soe.clarkson.edu>
Date: 15 Mar 90 06:22:37 GMT
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From article <90073.115336JLB119@psuvm.psu.edu>, by <JLB119@psuvm.psu.edu>:
> AARGH!   EBBS?   All-American?!    ST/R!!   Excuse me while I puke!  (WRETCH!)
> Ah, that's better.

I believe the origional question was about public domain BBS programs,
but I have to admit that you should spend the money and buy one of the
better programs.  I purchased Color64 by Greg Pfountz, and loved it...
mainly because it was writen mostly in basic, and could (and have) written
games and other mods for it.  As far as those public domain BBS programs,
they're good to look at to help you decide what you're mainly interested
in, but I wouldn't put one of those up.  If you're gonna spend all that money
and time (ESPECIALLY the time...sysoping ain't no 2 hour on weekends job),
get a good program.

                                                  Mike
                                                          Varney

                                                   STARBASE 41 BBS
                                                      Color64, Network64