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> Anyhoo, I am just so excited that the BBS community is still so active.
> I had a Mac SE like this 20+ years ago when I was a teenager and used to
> dial up the local BBSes on a 1200 baud modem.

Welcome back to BBSing.  Hope you find it as enjoyable as you did back
then.  The first machine I called a BBS on was a 8088 XT clone with a 2400
baud modem that was usually more reliable at 1200.  That was also the first
machine I ever hosted a BBS on.  I still have that BBS online, but it is no
longer on the XT.

Before that, I had (still do) a TI 99 4A.  It never had a modem.  :)

Mike


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