🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <11400005@silver>, stowe@silver.bacs.indiana.edu writes:

>   With STadel, you may not be able to leave a public message directed
> to a person, but if it's public, why not simply put the recipient's
> name on the first line

This is a kludge.

> and if need be, send them Email saying that
> there is a public message in such-and-such a room.

Even more of a kludge.  Do people really do this?  I didn't think so.

>   In case some of you hadn't figured out, yes, I run one of these beasties.

<grin> Stadel seems do inspire the same kind of fanatical loyalty among its
sysops as does Zoomracks -- and I don't particularly love either one.

> If you want some more information or would like a little tutorial about
> using STadel (which also comes in Amiga and MS-DOS flavored Citadels, btw),
> drop me a message.

I am very familiar with STadel.  I tried it out on my own board, and have
used many other active STadel boards.  Yes, there seems to be message
traffic.  But you're trying to sell someone (i.e. me) who is not a prospect.

>   Neil, I have had trouble finding a path to you from Bitnet, I'm afraid,
> but I haven't given up hope yet!  *grin*

I have.  Email does not seem to make the transition from Usenet to any of the
other nets.  The mailer daemons keep reminding me of that.

> ICBM:     Just aim at the Army Finance Center at Fort Benjamin Harrison

^^^ Nice touch, that!

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