Hi,   
      
   On 2016-11-24 18:45:00, Rick Christian wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:   
     about: "C echo":   
      
    WV>> I think that was just an area "hijacking" attempt. There were no   
    WV>> messages before or after from Alan. I have to go back to 2004 to see   
    WV>> a mention of another moderator...   
      
    RC> I don't think that is the case, the message is clearly to keep the echo   
    RC> going:   
      
    RC> "I recently came back to fido and wanted to join a few echo areas but had   
    RC> trouble finding a link. This area (as well as a few others were not listed   
    RC> in backbone.na anymore. As I recall Bo Simeonson (hope I get the spelling   
    RC> right) was the last moderator here.   
      
    RC> I have added the area to the elist as well as backbone.na so links   
    RC> shouldn't be a problem, or at least relinking shouldn't be a problem. Here   
    RC> is the listing from the elist, I copied and pasted this from a 2000 or so   
    RC> elist.. If your still around Bo, the echo is still yours. I just wanted   
   the   
    RC> echo listed so links can be made without any trouble."   
      
   Indeed a clear hijacking attempt. Act first ask later... ;)   
      
    WV>> So get it somewhere else! ;)   
      
    RC> I would love to, but I see nothing from recent except something from a   
   zone   
    RC> 3 node...   
      
    RC> I doubt digging trhough seen bys paths from 7+ year old messages is   
    RC> probably valid nor is a zone 3 feed.   
      
   Why isn't a zone 3 feed a valid one? I have several, they work fine...   
      
   And the seen-by's in the post from 4 months ago, I posted a couple of days   
   back, will do fine. I see several Z1 nodes if that is your preference:   
      
   1:103/705  Rob   
   1:249/303  Joe   
   1:261/38   Janis   
   1:2320/100 Allen   
      
   Of course that doens't mean they have that area still on their system, but   
   they do got a feed from someone at that time...   
      
   Bye, Wilfred.   
      
      
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