On Wed, 15 May 2013, Wilfred van Velzen wrote to mark lewis:   
      
    ml> i seem to have found FMail on sourceforge... is this the same    
    ml> FMail?   
       
    WvV> You haven't been paying attention to this area, now have you? ;)    
      
   i've read everything that has come thru this area since it was added to my   
   system... the most i've seen in recent times has been scott's echolist update   
   notices posted once a month... no other traffic other than manuel adorni's   
   post about automatic area removal back in Feb 2013... previous to manual's   
   post, was my response on 2 Oct 2012 to matt munson's post on 1 Sept 2012... a   
   whole month with no response to his post...   
      
   the JAM files for FMAIL_HELP were created on my main system back 17 Sep 1994   
   and there's only 75 messages in it in the last 730 day period...   
      
   so i took a chance and posted my question(s) in a seemingly dead echo and   
   crossed my fingers...    
      
   did you get my other two or three posts?? this one you answered was the last   
   of the ones i sent within minutes of each...   
      
    WvV> https://sourceforge.net/projects/fmail/   
      
   thanks for confirming that ;)   
      
    WvV> See the readme's.   
      
   you mean the ones buried in the source tree? i have read those and they are   
   the reason i posted my message in here in the first place... what confuses me   
   is that other documentation is the same as it ever was and only carries   
   folkert's name as well as talking about registration being required for   
   certain features... based on that, i decided to ask here in fidonet where the   
   real story would be known instead of what the internet might be saying ;)   
      
   )\/(ark   
      
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