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   Message 1,986 of 2,445   
   mark lewis to Daniel   
   Launching new BBS and conducting researc   
   15 Aug 19 11:33:26   
   
   REPLY: 1348.fido_mbse@1:340/7 21ba30a2   
   MSGID: 1:3634/12.73 5d557c16   
   PID: GED+LNX 1.1.5-b20180707   
   CHRS: CP437 2   
   TZUTC: -0400   
   TID: hpt/lnx 1.9.0-cur 17-02-17   
      
    On 2019 Aug 14 23:02:06, you wrote to me:   
      
    >> not in public mail, no... some systems may offer it in private   
    >> user-to-user mail, though... sbbs does... it is easy enough to do,   
    >> though... if the file is local to the BBS, post a message with a   
    >> pointer or link to it... otherwise, upload the file to a hosting   
    >> service and provide a link to it in the message...   
      
    Da> I'd prefer to keep the media within the bbs. I'm not talking about   
    Da> echomail, which I'm assuming means fidonet and all the other services.   
    Da> I'm speaking on local bbs messaging.   
      
   ok... so make sure the file is in the BBS message areas and...   
      
    Da> So add a pointer. huh, ok. is that easy to do?   
      
   point them to it by telling them where to find it... that's one way to do a   
   "pointer"... if the BBS has a web server and the web server can access the   
   files areas, pasting a link to the file into the message would be another   
   way...   
      
   some systems do allow files to be attached to local messages but the one's i'm   
   aware of do this only in private messages... mainly because in local areas   
   with public messages, when you download the file, you are offered an option to   
   delete it and you don't want the first person to delete it while others   
   haven't gotten it... but as mentioned, it really depends on the code and what   
   the operator has configured...   
      
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