Nick Andre : Dan Clough wrote:

> It helps tremendously when we do not have people running out and
> registering
> Fidonet domains and putting up websites in hopes that their site is the
> "right
> place to come to" for information (see fidonet.ca and fidonet.us as
> examples).
> The more websites, the more confusion, because none are consistant, the
> SEO is
> all over the place, and just a mess. I appreciate the effort with this
> fidonet.io site but I think its a bit misguided and personified.

This has been said before.. the current site is useless.  Others have produced
GREAT alternatives.  I have found bits of useful info from all the other
fidonet.* sites.

I don't see a mess.  I see a love for fidonet and the fidonet name and the
desparate desire to get info out there when fidonet.org has become an
embarrassment.

"Personified"?  Huh? ..for one, that's what bbs are. And so, the look of each
fidonet.* is a consequence of each designer's vision.  Nothing wrong with that.

fidonet.io "misguided"? Huh? It has been *guided" and on target *because*
fidonet.org is broken.

...A

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