On 11/21/16, Wilfred van Velzen pondered and said...   
       
    Wv> remember if that's incoming or outgoing, but it's one of the two) when   
    Wv> it detects interzonal traffic. This is hardcoded, so you can't turn it   
    Wv> off. In FMail that's fully configurable.   
      
   Thanks I'm just looking at the software now, can you point me to the settings   
   you're referring to please :)   
      
    Wv> The current maintainer offers limited support. ;)   
    Wv>    
    Wv> I think what FMail mainly has going over FastEcho is, that it is actively   
    Wv> maintained, and there are regular new releases with new features and bug   
    Wv> fixes...   
      
   Thanks :) yes I see there have been a couple of releases in the last year or   
   so.   
      
   What plans do you have for FMail next? I read somewhere you're looking   
   to create a Linux and RPi version?   
      
    Wv> I suspect a large number of those are accidental downloads of people who   
    Wv> don't really know what they are downloading, or bots. I have no clue   
    Wv> where that high number in Croatia suddenly comes from. I'm not even   
    Wv> aware of any fido presence in that country. The downloads from Spain   
    Wv> have always been higher than average, so I suspect there are some real   
    Wv> users there, but I have never been in contact with any. There probably   
    Wv> is a language barier...   
      
   Interesting stats... thanks for sharing :)   
      
   Best, Paul   
      
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