-=> Quoting Russ Walker to Tom Austin <=-
 -=> Quoting Tom Austin to Dennis Travis <=-
 TA> Dennis, Telemate is not dead, just this echo.  I see one to two
 TA> messages in it a week.  When the author no longer visits the echo and
 TA> seems to have stopped supporting the software, the echo dies.  It's a
 TA> good program, so do use it.  Just don't plan to see this echo around
 TA> much longer.
 RW> This Echo is not dead, it is just a VERY slow one.
 RW> The author is in the process of moving to the west coast(so I hear).
 RW> Just keep 5 or more messages a month coming in here and this echo
 RW> won't die, either.
Russ, you have my sympathy on trying to keep this echo alive.  Winfred
has been moving to the West coast for several months, or so I hear.
What does that tell you?!!!  Geeze, I feel like I'm in the BlueWave echo
all over again.  I haven't seen a post from Winfred in this echo for
over 18 months.  If he planned to continue to support the program, he
would have made some kind of attempt to let us know that he is still
around.  It's a great program and I hate to see Winfred abandon it, but
authors do move on to other endeavors, just like George Hatchew did with
BlueWave.  Have you heard that story?  What's really interesting,
with George out of the picture, there is still 20 to 30 messages a day
in that echo.  Five messages a month, do not an echo make.  If Winfred
were to show back up tomorrow, you might have a chance, but I wouldn't
hold your breath, or they'll be calling you "Blue Boy."
*See ya 'round the system, Tom*
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