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From: izot@f171.n221.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Geoffrey Welsh)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: A better C128 term (was Re: DesTerm gripes)
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Date: 13 May 89 15:40:03 GMT
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 > From: jgreco@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Joe Greco)
 > Message-ID: <2501@csd4.milw.wisc.edu>
 
 > Workable Concepts.  Aren't those my Canadian friends who sponsored
 > PC-PunterNet?  If so, I would not contact them for anything.  They
 > don't think clearly.  That shows in their support of "PC-PunterNet,"
 > and I would assume it carries through to other products.
 
   Workable Concepts is Jeff Goebel. Yes, he distributes Amex mods, 
PC-PunterNet, and Dialogue 128.
 
 > Also, they have not always been very cooperative in their support of
 > AMEX MODS (for BBS64).  Past history indicates that it may not be wise
 > to do business with them.
 
   Jeff is not much of a programmer - and he freely admits it. The Amex mods 
were some simple stuff he threw in plus more significant mods sent in by other 
BBS64 SYSOPs. Anyway, now that PC-PunterNet is out and offers some functional 
advantages over BBS64, C64 PunterNet nodes are second-class systems in that 
Net already. Both Steve and Jeff have grumbled to the effect that their 
work on BBS64 may not resume. I am not sure if this implies anything about 
the future of support for Dialogue.
 
   Geoff
 


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