Hi Russell,

 RA> > Why don't you write a "minimal point" system for the C128?  I
 RA> There could be a few problems here, such
 RA> as the nodelist compiles up to over 2
 RA> meg - not every C128 owner has the disk capacity to store that!

It isn't needed.
The nodelist is only needed for netmail. Several of the smaller BBS's
in USA even use a trimmed down nodelist catering only for the BBS's
that the users send regualr netmail too.

 RA> And that's just for starters!  Mind you,
 RA> if a point system were written for
 RA> the 128 I'm sure there would be plenty of interested users!

We can already run as a point using Steven Kunc's VORTEXNET BBS
software.  This however has two drawbacks. 1. 3 drives (minimum) are
required, and the BBS you point from must be willing to send/recieve
uncompressed packets.

Cheers
Rod

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