SD> Hello, Todd.   
      
    SD> On 19 Nov 04 at 18:18, Todd Sullivan wrote to Sean   
    SD> Dennis:   
      
    TS>> I'll let you and Phil sort it out, and award the winner.   
      
    SD> I've got nine echoes already to watch over-if Phil wants   
    SD> it, that's cool with me! :)   
      
   Heh-heh... I never said -I- wanted it. I'm not a good candidate for an Amiga   
   echo, at all... my old time experience was running a BBS on (dare I say it in   
   here?) an Atari 130XE. ;> I wouldn't be here enough to watch over it. As far   
   as Amiga systems go, Rich would be qualified in that department, and he would   
   likely bring some of the Amiga users on his system into the echoes, but his   
   lack of experience with things Fido could be a problem if he had to address an   
   echo related problem, and/or a problem with echolist submissions.   
      
   I really have only been here because I try to be helpful when anybody inquires   
   about FidoNet, and I was sort of scouting the Amiga echoes knowing it would be   
   an interest of his. I'm actually thrilled to have an Amiga based BBS coming   
   into the net here, as it has been almost 6 years since there was one.   
   (C.D.A.U.G. BBS).  It actually exites me that people can use their old systems   
   as FidoNet SysOps.   
      
   Anyway... enough of that... you would likely be the one to do it.  When you   
   don't want it anymore, Rich will likely have sorted through the way things are   
   in Fido and be more ready for it, if somebody else didn;t want the job.  The   
   whole thought was (I was thinking the echo was actually about ready to drop)   
   just to save the echo for anybody new that might utilize it.   
      
   Phil   
      
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