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   PID: Synchronet 3.19c-Win32 master/2962e4a5b Apr 22 2022 MSC 1929   
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   -=> James Coyle wrote to Dan Clough <=-   
      
    JC> Python over JavaScript and C++. Some people grew up using   
    JC> Renegade/Telegard and like Mystic for its similarities.   
      
    Synchronet has a bunch of third-party menus you can use, too - I used   
    a Renegade menu system as a basis for my default setup on Synchronet.   
      
    As a Synchronet sysop from the early 2000s (but not a legacy, dial-up   
    sysop) I liked that I could run a BBS, a web server, NNTP server,   
    IMAP/POP/SMTP server and IRC on a low-end windows box.   
      
   It feels like they both have feature parity now; I've dabbled with   
   Mystic, the attraction for me is wanting to get closer to Python.   
      
      
      
   ... Consider different fading systems   
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