On 08 Jan 17  11:43:18, Nicholas Boel said the following to Nick Andre:   
      
   NB> You may even be misunderstanding that whole ordeal. Allen Prunty is not   
   NB> running Mystic, yet both are seemingly being blamed at the same time. If it   
   NB> indeed a fault of Mystic causing all of Roger's dupes, then it is not Allen   
   NB> Prunty. If Allen Prunty is causing all of Roger's dupes, then it is not Mys   
      
   I may very well be misunderstanding; and I'm not pointing fingers, ever, at    
   Mystic. I'm a fan of that software, but I did somewhat-cringe when I saw the    
   progress on its mailer/tosser or whatever that MIS module is, because James is   
   venturing into Fido-standards territory which has a lot of minefields. As I    
   posted before; it would not surprise me if that ends up being a    
   de-motivational factor for him. Just the constant complaints about the Fido   
   stuff, if that makes sense.   
      
   NB>  NA> How come I'm not seeing you in the DR echo?   
   NB>    
   NB> What's the DR echo? I may vaguely remember you netmailing me about this.   
   NB> Wasn't it originally local to your system? Sorry, it's been an unfortunate    
   NB> busy end to 2016 and beginning to 2017 so far and I haven't had much time t   
   NB> do anything productive in this hobby.   
      
   DR is chat originating from my system, [D]ark[R]ealms, but really it just    
   exists as my own echo. No rules whatsoever, aliases/anonymous messages    
   allowed.   
      
   I more or less created that echo as a total free-for-all; an alternative to    
   the Fn_sysop/Fido-Sysop typical nonsense.   
      
   NB> I haven't added many new echos to my system (maybe besides Fidonet's UTF-8   
   NB> echo) in quite some time. In any case, I've actually been pondering removin   
   NB> bunch, rather than adding more. :)   
      
   I know! How many Linux echoes do we really need?   
      
   Nick   
      
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