On 23 Oct 2019, Simon Geddes said the following...

 SG> It doesn't. It's a good idea though - although I would rather stay in
 SG> the world of the BBS/fido/other BBS nets, than venture into the murky
 SG> world of the net*.
 SG>
 SG> * This seems like a somewhat arbitary distinction I agree, when most
 SG> BBSes are accessible only via the internet! But if I had a
 SG> readily-available internet connection, I'd just go www.amiga.org,
 SG> amigaworld.org etc. etc.

Well there are Amgia echo's on CNet and Retronet, those nets sound more like
what your looking for if I am hearing you right.  The activity on the amiga
echo under retronet lately is more active than CNet's.

Again does the BBS your connecting to offer CNet or Retronet?  Being a
Commodore teen and graduating to Amiga, this is why I offer those nets along
with the usenets on my BBS.  My personal goal for my BBS is to offer the most
active 8/16bit echo's/nets I can find so users can connect with others all in
one place.

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