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-=> Nick Andre wrote to Dan Clough <=-

 DC>  NA> PCBoard might've made my list if it wasn't so shoved down my
 DC>  NA> throat by others in the 90's. But I remember it had a very large
 DC>  NA> plugin/mod scene.

 DC> PCBoard for me.

 NA> Big scene in your area in the heyday?

I lived in the Chicago-land area back then, so there were quite a few 
boards around.  I'd say PCB was certainly not the majority of them, but 
the ones that were seemed much "nicer" than most of the rest.  Maybe 
"more professional" looking is the right term.  So that's what I ran 
then, and liked it a lot.  Also registered InterMail and InterEcho for 
mail stuff, worked well also.  As I recall the USRobotics modem site ran 
PCB back then.  :-)



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