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   • Adam J Fabio
     25/04/1996 00:00:000 UTC

     Hey all.. just wondering.. are all our messages here logged anywhere?

     Local 4mites know that there is always a log in the forum to write
     (vent,

     waste space, bleed through pages etc =) in. Is there an electronic

     version of the log somewhere? I mean, teh worldwide 4mites need a voice

     also, mabey we can have an addendum to log71.. perhams 71e? =)

     Just wondering,

     Adam Fabio

     (some weirdo who wandered into the 4m a few weeks ago, andnever left)

       • a****4@f******.********n.ca
         27/04/1996 00:00:000 UTC

         Stefan E. Jones (s******j@**.com) writes:

           >>

           >>Of course there's a virtual log. Skippy is the keeper of it, you
         can

           >>just ask him about it sometime. Everything posted to here is
         automatically

           >>logged in *somewhere*.

         > AND . . . one of my term projects is to create a "WWW Bulletin
         Board System."

         > You link it to a web page, and can leave messages there. There can
         be a

         > variety of topics (similar to newsgroups) and threads within a
         topic.

         And it would just be a nice case that I am currently working on an

         evaluation project at work of what the industry calls "Web Based

         Conferencing Systems". When I am finished (Tuesday), I'll be willing
         to

         give a run down of the free and cheap packages. But really, all they

         really are is gui BBSs.

         ttyl

         Farrell

       • Jill H Rappaport
         26/04/1996 00:00:000 UTC

         Adam...Adam....Silly boy!

         Of course there's a virtual log. Skippy is the keeper of it, you can

         just ask him about it sometime. Everything posted to here is
         automatically

         logged in *somewhere*.

         Mom (tm)

            • s******j@**.com
              26/04/1996 00:00:000 UTC

              In article
              <PINE.SOLA.3.91.960426050829.2596A-100000>,</PINE.SOLA.3.91.960426050829.2596A-100000>

              Jill H Rappaport wrote:

              >Adam...Adam....Silly boy!

              >Of course there's a virtual log. Skippy is the keeper of it,
              you can

              >just ask him about it sometime. Everything posted to here is
              automatically

              >logged in *somewhere*.

              AND . . . one of my term projects is to create a "WWW Bulletin
              Board System."

              You link it to a web page, and can leave messages there. There
              can be a

              variety of topics (similar to newsgroups) and threads within a
              topic.

              The Keepr of the Pages can move messages from topic to topic,
              or delete them.

              I'm working on an archiving feature now.

              If y'all back in the brook can get your hands on a web server
              on which you can

              run CGI scripts (PERL) I'll be happy to donate it to the Forum.

              Eat Pudding,

              Stefan

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       • k******d@d*****i.com
         27/04/1996 00:00:000 UTC

         In article
         <PINE.HPP.3.91.960425221035.14722A-1>,</PINE.HPP.3.91.960425221035.14722A-1>

         Adam J Fabio writes: > Hey all.. just wondering.. are

         all our messages here logged anywhere?

         > Local 4mites know that there is always a log in the forum to write
         (vent,

         > waste space, bleed through pages etc =) in. Is there an electronic

         > version of the log somewhere? I mean, teh worldwide 4mites need a
         voice

         > also, mabey we can have an addendum to log71.. perhams 71e? =)

         Skip has been working on an archive which can be accessed from the
         Forum's web

         page

         http://www.sf4m.org

         I don't know if it's up and running yet.

         > (some weirdo who wandered into the 4m a few weeks ago, andnever
         left)

         Stay awhile - STAY FOREVER! Muhahahaha!

         -- Doc

         k******d@d*****i.com

         "We have loved the stars too fondly to be feaful of the night"

         -- John Brashear