Paul Walker wrote in a message to Jack Stein:
 JS> TSE being put out with a 4000 keystroke limit.  I don't carry that
 JS> type of product on my BBS. I liked it better when it was commercial.
 PW> It is commercial - 
OK, but I don't put commercial software on my BBS.  
 PW> the only thing with the 4000 keystroke
 PW> limit is the Test Drive version, which is roughly the same
 PW> principle as shareware - if you like it enough, pay up.
I understand the concept, however, I don't support crippleware on my BBS. 
Nag screens I don't mind, but time limited useage products I don't carry.
I don't mind commercial products either, like TSE pro and QEDIT/2, but I 
don't carry them here for people to D/L.  If you want free advertising and a 
free distribution channel, then you gotta bite the bullet.  You won't get 
your cake and eat it too at this BBS.  
TANSTAAFL is the motto at Jack's Free Lunch, and most of FIDONET for that 
matter.
                                              Jack 
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