Hi Gert,   
      
   >> IIRC, you still pay for modem node, no mater what.  Kim may have   
   >> changed that,   
   >> but I don't know.   
      
   >> As you probably know, you can contact him at b@bbbs.net.   
      
   > I have write him a email on this and as I have seen the licence.txt file is   
   > there only pay for modem node and if you hae over 4 node number to use in it.   
   > If you just say register for a telnet etc and no modem node and under 5 akas   
   > for use you bbbs is free of paying.   
   >By the register form is total amount set to only by modem node if you take thi   
   > and only say no modem node in use is there no total amount them.   
      
   >I am waiting to hear back from Kim on this as I wrote to him for about soon 24   
   > hours now. at b@bbbs.net :-)   
      
   >Then is I take the choise of all for use is to be of noncommercial BBS of bbbs   
      
   Registered: Non-commercial:   
   2 phone nodes:  $60.00 USD (both can be tcpip if you have no modem)   
      
   Plus if you want more nodes:   
   5 local nodes:  $20.00 USD (these 5 can be all tcip, or 4 TCPIP+1 local)   
      
   This gives you a total of 7 noncommercial tcpip nodes (no local), or 1 local   
   and 6 TCPIP.   
      
   Registered Commercial:   
   If some of the BBBS systems you register take $$, then they are commercial   
   ("if you get money from it then it's commercial.": 2 phone nodes:  $180.00   
      
   Plus if you want more nodes:   
   5 local nodes:   $60.00   
      
   This gives you a total of 7 tcpip commercial nodes (no local), or 1 local and   
   6 tcpip nodes.   
      
   Also note that when I say tcpip, that means BBBS runs all nodes as   
   Binkp/telnet/ftp/www at the same time if you want.  You do that with BBBSD   
   daemon.   
      
   Something like this is what you are figuring on?   
      
   Take care,   
   Janis   
      
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