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|    JIMMY ANDERSON to MAURICE KINAL    |
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|    19 Mar 16 11:44:00    |
      -=> Maurice Kinal wrote to JIMMY ANDERSON <=-               JA> On Intelec? I was told that network is no longer echoing...               MK> Ah! I thought you meant the echoarea and not the network. To be        MK> honest I have never heard of Intelec. I take it that it was a network        MK> for Intel types?              I really don't know what it stood for. I assumed it was short       for intelectual, since it encouraged discussion of topics and       discouraged - no, outright banned - flames and such.              When I first learned about and starting using BBS's in the 90's,       there was one board that had some usenet feeds, but that was       it other than local stuff. I think they had four incoming       lines.              Then The Fridge opened with TEN nodes and they were echoing       Intelec! I was suddenly introduced to a WORLD of stuff and       loved it! I jumped into several topics right off the bat and       next thing I knew I was moderator on one, then another, then       finally another. It was very cool!              Later the sysops there started VOL_NET, which connected several       Tennessee boards with each other. These were mostly long distance       from each other and even included a couple of North Mississippi       & North Alabama BBS's. This was cool as well, and in a different       way. :-)                     ... Who is General Failure and why is he reading my hard drive?!?!       --- MultiMail/Win32 v0.49        * Origin: Neptune;s Lair | Memphis, TN | winserver.org (1:116/18)    |
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