Hello, Mark.

Friday February 25 2011 at 20:19, you wrote to me:

 MH> Great, thanks!  It would be nice to see Dean get back into the WWIV
 MH> world again.  We need to draft all available talent together so that
 MH> we can continue to adapt to the new technologies as they roll in.

I'd not hold my breath.  Dean has told me he has no interest in WWIV or
BBSing anymore and that is why he made the program open source so anyone
who wants to work on it can.  If I knew C better, I'd give it a shot.  I'd
love to add Squish message base capability into it and compile a native
OS/2 version, but when I have the source code to Maximus and I know that it
will already compile, I'd rather tinker with what little C I know to work
on what I'm already using.

Such is BBSing these days-it's all self-serve when it comes to programming...

Later,
Sean

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