🚀 go-pugleaf

For those that asked, adn those that didn't, heres how to send e-mail to
and from Fidonet using Internet style addressing
If you are on Internet adn want to reach someone on Fidonet, 
the Internet equivalent to use when sending is
"firstname.lastname"@p"point".f"node".n"net".z"zone".fidonet.org
Note: insert the recipient's info where the quotes are, do not include the
quote marks
So for example , if the person you want to send e-mail to has a fidonet
address of David.Smith       1:222/333.4
His internet style address is  david.smith@p4.f333.n222.z1.fidonet.org
Note: most times you won't have to deal with  the p, in this case the 4,
since most times people don't use the p, or point, in an addresss.
Just for reference, David Smith's point =4, f=333, n=222, z=1. AN easy way
to remember is that the Internet takes the fidonet address backwards.
One last note, p means point - not often used; f is the node, meaning
fidonet node; n is the net, and z measn zone and the part that you append
is fidonet.org, which is the Internet "headquarters" so to speak for
fidonet mail coming from Internet.

This is an excerpt -sort of- from our new NetPower Network Resource Guide,
coming off the press in a few weeks. 460 pages, free diskette of additional
softwaare, starter kits for commercial services; total information on use
of BBSs adn Internet, reviews of all major networks inc. Fidonet - all
with a focus on educational value, but of terrific value for anyone
involved in computers.  $32.50
Please contact National Education & Technology Alliance for more info.
neta@holonet.net
Thank You