05-13-14 12:47 Roy Witt wrote to Ed Vance about Resurrected

 RW> {at}MSGID: 
 RW> Greetings Ed!
Howdy! Roy,

 EV>> I guess you didn't know the "GT-Power BBS Network"
was a different
 EV>> BBS Network.

 EV>> The Volunteer BBS wasn't in the "FIDO BBS Network",
that's probably
 EV>> why you couldn't find his name or BBS in the 'FIDO' Nodelist.

 RW> Not to mention that the 'nodelist' used was a recent list. He
 RW> could have been nodelisted at anytime since 1985. And nodelists
 RW> are issued weekly.

I contacted Tom, here is his reply:
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> So I came to the Source to ask, Did You ever have a FIDO BBS?

Nope.  Never on Fido, always GT.

There were a couple of Fido/GT bridge nodes.
Those nodes had both nodelists to operate and I would guess
that most of them made the nodelists available on both sides.
That might be where he saw The Volunteer BBS.
It is also possible that there may have been a BBS somewhere on Fido
with a similar name, although I never heard of one.

> AND, Did any of the files You had on THE Volunteer BBS get passed on
> to Janis's < running The Volunteer BBS?

Not that I know of.
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 EV>> After Mike got a job that took him away from my area I started using

 RW>> Minneapolis?

 EV> Nope, Frankfort, Kentucky - where his Capitol City Online BBS is.

 RW> I've been on a BBS in that area of the midwest with a HAM radio
 RW> orientation to it. I believe it also had a REACT section to it
 RW> as well.

Which BBS was that?
If it was after 2003 it wasn't Toms BBS.

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When I finally gave up in 2003, The Volunteer BBS was one of only
a handful of boards left in the state. It was 'the oldest continuously
operating BBS in the Louisville area' for quite a while before I
finally took the board down.

But, back to the point, quite a few people downloaded some or all the
files over the years but I don't know of anyone who made them available
anywhere else. Someone may have, but I don't recall anyone ever saying
anything about it. 
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