Hello andrew.

10 Nov 02 22:02, you wrote to me:

 ac> Well, I can only show you an example of what I _think_ is correct,
 ac> because only the sysop of the node can give an authoritive answer, which
 ac> is why I didn't bother converting any of the St Louis flags to BinkP
 ac> entries in the HRN.  But here are some examples based my limited
 ac> knowledge of the systems
 ac> concerned:

 ac> Address 3:633/267
 ac> Parent 3:633/100
 ac> Status Private
 ac> Name Blizzard of Ozz
 ac> Location Mt Eliza Vic
 ac> Operator andrew clarke
 ac> Operating Dialup FTS-1 at
 ac> -Unpublished-,300,CM,XA,IBN:blizzard.dnsalias.org,IEM:mail{at}ozzmosis.com
 ac> Operating TCP/IP BinkP at blizzard.dnsalias.org
 ac> Contact E-mail mail{at}ozzmosis.com Contact Fax +61-3-9775-2610

Why mention binkp twice? Just for backward compatability's sake?

Why does binkp get a line to itself yet email transfer does not?

If your system is online 24/7 via IP why is your status private?

Excuse the questions, but I am not quite following the advantages/reasons as
yet.

Cheers,
                Rick

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