> If you're running your BBS for your users, you're a sysop for the wrong 
 > reasons...that's what I've learned the hard way.  If you're writing software
 > for other people but not you, why?  That's part of the fun for me running a 
 > BBS-I get to have an excuse to write software for myself and others. :)

Very true.  When I first setup my BBS back in 1984, it was because I wanted
it for myself.  It was a fringe benefit that others enjoyed it as much as I
did - and took part in it.  Just like when I would write mods for the BBS. 
They were done because I wanted some feature, option, or whatever on my
BBS.   It was a bonus to be able to share it with others that might want
the same thing.

- Mark

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