squires@csd2.UUCP (Charles S Squires Jr) (10/08/85)
Hi! I've never posted to this board before, so I hope I'm not jumping
on some idea that's already been put out of it's misery...
Do any of you out there play DIPLOMACY ? I think it would probably
be very interesting to get a game going by electronic mail. If anyone
is interested, please send me mail to any of the following addresses:
ARPANET: squires@nyu-csd2.ARPA
CSNET: squires@nyu-csd2@csnet-relay
UUCP: ...{allegra|philabs|decvax|inhp4}!cmcl2!csd2!squires
As you may know if you're an avid DIPLOMACY finatic, mail games are quite
common, but are slow. Electronic mail might prove an exciting medium for a
game, especially on those machines with any sort of real-time mail or
teleconferencing capability.
So let me know if you're interested. Also let me know if this idea has
already been tried on the net. Thanks
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-Charles Squires, Rm 619 WWH, ARPA: squires@nyu-csd2.ARPA
-Courant Institute of Mathematical UUCP: ...cmcl2!csd2!squires
Sciences, New York University CSNET: squires@nyu-csd2@csnet-relay
-251 Mercer St, NY, NY, 10012
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ekblaw@uiucdcs.CS.UIUC.EDU (10/11/85)
There is a 'net.games.pbm' notesfile for E-Mail PBM games. Most of the games presently being played are Diplomacy. Just drop a note in there and somebody will pick you up; they've been complaining recently about vanishing players. Robert A. Ekblaw