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are we (still?) connected here?

Any reason to think otherwise? FIDOTEST is for testing ...


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mark wrote:

are we (still?) connected here?

)\/(ark

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it

wrong...
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Somehow, strangely, yes.
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On 2018 Oct 09 23:16:18, you wrote to me:

are we (still?) connected here?

Any reason to think otherwise?

yes... there's been no traffic concerning updates about areas being added or removed from the backbone... i've seen posts about areas being available on the
backbone that i wasn't aware were even being carried and with my recent forced system configuration changes, i had thought that i might have missed this area somehow...

so, with all that said, is AVIATION being carried on the backbone now? there's been no postings in here about it unless they took place during the time i was without a connection when Hurricane Florence came through here... i should have
gotten all that mail but it is possible that some was removed before delivery to save drive space not knowing how long i was going to be down...

FIDOTEST is for testing ...

yes, i know ;)

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are we (still?) connected here?

Yes :)

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so, with all that said, is AVIATION being carried on the backbone now?

You can check the latest Backbone.NA file and see. :) The moderator is Roger Nelson, he would have to request it be added if not.

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Hello Ben!

09 Oct 2018 23:16, Ben Ritchey wrote to Mark Lewis:

* An ongoing debate between mark lewis and all rages on ...

are we (still?) connected here?

Any reason to think otherwise? FIDOTEST is for testing ...

how would a posting in fidotest test z1_* ? :)


Regards Benny

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* An ongoing debate between Benny Pedersen and Ben Ritchey rages on ...

how would a posting in fidotest test z1_* ? :)

What are you doing in an admin echo for Z1 Sysops???


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Hello Ben!

10 Oct 2018 08:11, Ben Ritchey wrote to Benny Pedersen:

how would a posting in fidotest test z1_* ? :)

What are you doing in an admin echo for Z1 Sysops???

?


Regards Benny

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On 2018 Oct 10 07:26:44, you wrote to me:

so, with all that said, is AVIATION being carried on the backbone now?

You can check the latest Backbone.NA file and see. :)

i should also be able to see it here since this is (one of?) the admin areas for the backbone... right?

The moderator is Roger Nelson,

that's what i understand from the posts i saw...

he would have to request it be added if not.

precisely why i decided to see if i was still properly linked to the echo and inquire about that particular echo... it is being said that it is being carried
on the backbone... my current listing has it in my non-backbone list... it is connected to only one system and that system is not one of my fellow backbone mesh systems...

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are we (still?) connected here?

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Dear mark,

09 ®ªâ 18 21:33, mark lewis -> all:

are we (still?) connected here?

Yeap.


Best regards,

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Re: 201810092133 link test
By: mark lewis to all on Tue Oct 09 2018 09:33 pm

are we (still?) connected here?

Loud and clear.

Ttyl :-),
Al

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