*** Quoting Stewart Honsberger from a message to David Stumpf ***
SH> But gawd would it ever be handy. Well, the reverse that is :> Every 
SH> time I  look on the 'net for code for something, I'll get 9/10 hits 
SH> in C/C++ :<
Actually, such beasts do exist; the source requires a fair amount of tweaking 
afterwards, and they do have problems, but they do exist.
SH> Have no fear. The TG 2.50 source code was leaked LOOOONG ago. I'm  
SH> reasonably certain that it has proprietary message bases, bugs 
SH> galore,  etc.. I think there are about 20 BBSs based on the TG 2.5 
It's also 8+ years old, and isn't worth the salt it's written with as a 
useful starting point for writing new software.  Anyone wishing to undertake 
such a project it messing with their sanity if they wish to bring it up to 
the levels required for todays software.
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