MCL9337@TAMVENUS.BITNET (02/26/88)
As I expected, someone would have something to say... Well, this should make you happy. This is the list I originally intended to post. All 9600 baud boards. And for the skeptical, the number of months the board has been on the list is also there. I am on most of these, so don't worry that they are dead. Sheesh! _____________________________________________________________________________ | | | The Complete 9600 bps Apple List | | Version 1.8 Feburary, 1988 | | | | Author: The Byter | | Research help by: Aptothelgium, Speaker Fone, and Mobius | |_____________________________________________________________________________| | | | | | | | | BBS Name |Megs| Phone Number |Notes| Sysop Name | * | |__________________________|____|______________|_____|____________________|___| | | | | | | | | The Fallout Shelter | 25 | 201/438-3078 | 1/N | Abracadata | | | The Final Level | 20 | 201/785-1990 | 7/N | High Voltage | | | Elysium I | 10 | 201/972-2343 | 4/G | Divine Wind | | | Apple Swap Shop | 10 | 206/779-7567 | 4/G | Mr. Personality | | | Den of the Firefox | 20 | 209/526-2360 | 1/G | The Firefox | | | The Spectrum | 32 | 213/391-#### | 7/N | The Doc | * | | WozMania IIGS | 60 | 213/421-0393 | 2/G | The Liberator West | * | | The Fallen Monument | 22 | 213/425-7839 | 2/K | Aptothelgium | * | | The Lexicon of the Cabal | 80 | 213/698-3306 | 9/K | The Byter | * | | Grey Haven | 20 | 214/262-5044 | 1/G | Silver Mane | | | Plain-OH Apple IIGS | 45 | 214/424-2085 | 2/G | Mr. Tubbs | | | Planet of Magrathea |120 | 215/398-7764 | 5/G | Deep Thought | | | Nuclear Escape | 40 | 215/540-9811 | 1/O | Peacefrog | | | The Pirate Zone | 21 | 215/647-5384 | 1/G | Anne Bonny | | | Mount Olympus | 25 | 215/797-5116 | 1/O | Lord Zeus | | | S.O.B. | 20 | 216/235-6613 | 8/G | Blacksmith Market | | | The Dock | 40 | 216/267-2938 | 9/G | Seven Seas | | | No Bullsheet | 40 | 216/521-6835 | 6/G | Killjoy | | | The Mist II | 90 | 216/974-1153 | 5/G | Dungeon Master | | | The Floating Dragon Elite| 11 | 301/794-6687 | 9/G | The Disk Mechanic | | | The Laboratory | 10 | 303/287-5274 | 1/G | Prof. Beaker | | | Dj's BBS | 41 | 303/789-0500 | 8/G | Mad Dave | | | Transfer Zone | 40 | 305/286-6519 | 8/G | Transference Major | | | Rock & Roll Harbour ][ | 10 | 305/558-9137 | 1/N | Dr. Venkeman | | | Rock & Roll Harbour | 10 | 305/821-2232 | 7/N | Rock & Roll Doctor | | | Logical Shift Left | 10 | 309/662-0779 | 8/G | The Pretzel | | | The Midwest Exchange | 20 | 312/447-3857 | 4/G | Disk Muncher | | | The Dark Side 312 | 80 | 312/787-2174 | 9/G | Exilic Xyth | | | Dataland International | 40 | 312/948-5463 | 2/T | Dr. Data | | | The Death Star AE | 20 | 313/261-1968 | 6/S | Mind Bender | | | Leechers Palace | 60 | 404/284-4859 | 1/G | Larry Hawkins | | | The Barbary Coast | 20 | 404/642-5445 | 4/G | Red Hot Flyer | | | The Pilot Exchange | 21 | 404/669-0410 | 6/G | The Pilot | | | I.S.L.A.N.D. | 60 | 414/352-6176 | 2/G | Pete Porro | | | Long Distance | 30 | 414/538/1236 | 1/G | The Cheap NMI | | | No Particular Name | 50 | 416/489-0454 | 1/G | The Hyaena | | | The Electric Cafe | 80 | 419/882-2421 | 1/G | Turbo Lover | | | Binary Sixx | 40 | 505/275-0110 | 9/G | Binary Sixx | | | The Second Foundation | 30 | 505/434-0381 | 1/G | Hari Seldon | | | Alpha 2010 | 20 | 512/687-1221 | 1/G | Guardian *-Ftyr | | | The Castle GS | 90 | 514/276-4047 | 7/G | HA! HA! | | | The Castle | 66 | 514/483-5614 | 1/G | The Sword | | | The Third Planet | 20 | 516/361-6744 | 1/G | Rylos | | | Revelation |160 | 604/929-1615 | 1/T | Wrench | | | The Terrian Academy | 50 | 614/927-6998 | 1/G | The Fungus | | | The Parallel Universe | 40 | 617/832-9229 | 4/A | Whirlwind | * | | Brave New World | 15 | 617/849-#### | 7/A | Billy Pilgrim | * | | Split Infinity | 20 | 619/942-3713 | 2/G | The Fugitive | | | The Bottomless Pit | 60 | 714/528-2653 | 1/O | The Jinx | | | The Nucleus | 50 | 714/682-5387 | 6/O | The Outlaw | * | | The Sanctuary | 24 | 714/875-3538 | 2/G | Apple Adept | * | | The Bombay | 80 | 714/897-0412 | 1/O | The Diskmaster | * | | Capital Connection | 10 | 716/473-8061 | 1/G | The Watcher | | | Phoenix Project | 80 | 717/273-2034 | 9/G | Silver Hawke | * | | The Palladium | 10 | 718/229-1189 | 2/O | The 0perator | | | Entropy's Edge | 20 | 718/229-2460 | 1/G | Brimstone | | | The Outer Limits | 80 | 718/492-3054 | 7/G | Star Gazer | | | Fishin' Hole | 40 | 804/737-2432 | 8/G | The Angler | | | The Hidden Elite |120 | 805/621-#### | 2/G | Abdul Clamwacker | | | The Hill of Tara | 40 | 815/727-4020 | 1/G | The Highlander | | | Distar's Swap Shop | 20 | 816/524-3044 | 6/S | Distar | | | The Golden Apple | 80 | 818/352-2327 | 9/G | Carrier Detect | | | The Twilight Zone | 50 | 818/446-0891 | 5/O | Twilight Zone | | | The Game Grid | 40 | 818/701-6380 | 8/G | Rick Buttel | | | The Chemical Wasteland | 60 | 818/799-7555 | 1/G | The Blue Adept | | | The Lexicon of the Cabal | 80 | 818/810-0401 | 9/K | The Byter | * | | Glendale Private Library | 20 | 818/957-0347 | 1/G | Archives Sentinel | | | The Phone Company | 20 | 901/767-1801 | 6/S | Digital Master | | | Communications Hex | 20 | 904/721-3271 | 9/G | Joe Powell | | | Ray's ][GS Line | 80 | 913/262-5155 | 9/T | Sting Ray | | |__________________________|____|______________|_____|____________________|___| | | | Key To Notes | | | | [1..9] Number of months on the List [G] Runs GBBS Pro Software | | [O] Runs Other Software [K] Runs KauCom Software | | [A] Runs Apple*Link Software [N] Runs Pro-Net Software | | [T] Runs Pro-Tac Software [S] Supertac-only | | | | Software which is a modified version of one of the above categories is | | not considered a new program in it's own right, but is placed under the | | category of the program which spawned it. This is because I do not have | | the room to list the dozens of "Tree-Tac", "Digi-Pro", "Pro-Link" and | | all the other names sysops tend to come up with for their modified | | systems. | |_____________________________________________________________________________| | | | Those boards marked with an asterisk (*) are those I would personally | | recommend. They are among the best on the List. This is not to say, | | however, that some of the unmarked ones are not excellent systems. This | | is simply my personal recommendation. | | | | Some systems, at the behest of their sysops, do not have complete | | phone number listings. The reason is that these are private systems | | which accept new users by invitation only. I have not listed systems | | which I could not get access on due to the fact that I cannot collect | | information on them. The Electric Apple is the case I refer to here, as | | it accepts no new users at the moment. | |_____________________________________________________________________________| | | | Please: | | If you are the sysop of, or a user of, a BBS running on an HST and | | oriented towards the Apple // or Apple IIGS, please let me know. If there| | are any changes and/or updates for List information, please let me know. | | It has become very difficult for me to verify each one of these 65+ BBS' | | every month, much less keep up with the rise of new ones. | | | | I would like to thank all of those sysops who have displayed this | | list in their BBS system, and who have made it the most widely-used Apple | | BBS list these days. Other sysops are welcome to incorporate the list in | | their systems as well, so long as it's contents remain unaltered. | |_______________________________________________________________________v1.8__| There you go! Enjoy... -=sb=-
bilbo@pnet02.cts.com (Bill Daggett) (03/01/88)
MCL9337@TAMVENUS.BITNET writes: > >| Key To Notes | >| [1..9] Number of months on the List [G] Runs GBBS Pro Software | >| [O] Runs Other Software [K] Runs KauCom Software | >| [A] Runs Apple*Link Software [N] Runs Pro-Net Software | >| [T] Runs Pro-Tac Software [S] Supertac-only | >| | >| Software which is a modified version of one of the above categories is | >| not considered a new program in it's own right, but is placed under the | >| category of the program which spawned it. This is because I do not have | >| the room to list the dozens of "Tree-Tac", "Digi-Pro", "Pro-Link" and | >| all the other names sysops tend to come up with for their modified | >| systems. | Apple*Link? Are you sure you don't mean Micro*Link? I've never heard of Apple*Link - but then again there are a lot of things I've never heard of. Bill UUCP: {ihnp4!scgvaxd!cadovax rutgers!marque}!gryphon!pnet02!bilbo INET: bilbo@pnet02.cts.com