Hi, John.

JT>  I'm trying to draw up a "map" of systems connected.  It
will help sus out
JT> mail loops, and help with the routing (rooting) of mail.

JT>  Can everyone who has access to this echo please reply, and answer the
JT> following questions.  They only relate to the current rooting of
JT> locuser/sysop.
JT>  That means everyone.  Even if it is blatently obvious that you call
JT> whoever,
JT> answer anyway.  Don't assume that someone else will put your name in.
JT>  If you are going to answer via netmail, make sure it does not get routed
JT> via
JT> normal fido.

JT> ------
JT>                        Name: Frank Malcolm
JT>           Main fido address: 3:712/610.24
JT>               All your AKAs: Huh?
JT> System(s) you call for locuser/sysop: 3:712/610
JT> System(s) that call you for locuser/sysop: None
JT> ------

JT>  Remember, only state systems you call for locuser/sysop, not your normal
JT> echos
JT> if there is another system you call.  I'm only interested with the routing
JT> of
JT> locuser/sysop, and maybe the routing of netmail since we have this
"other"
JT> network up.

Now if that wasn't obvious... :-)

Regards, fIM.
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