Subj : Re: Konstantin Klyagin
To   : Nick Andre
From : Rob Swindell
Date : Sun Dec 03 2017 01:38 pm

  Re: Re: Konstantin Klyagin
  By: Nick Andre to All on Sun Dec 03 2017 11:57 am

 > On 05 Nov 17  09:41:00, Kurt Weiske said the following to Matthew Munson:
 >
 > KW> I remember Tornado, and was thinking back to a BBS called Crossroads
 > KW> in Mountain View that had a natural language interface, back in 1987 -
 > KW> you could type "read new messages", for example.
 >
 > KW> Another weird one was Pyroto Mountain, which wrapped the BBS in an
 > KW> adventure game with points, levels, manna to allow you to do more, and
 > KW> so on. It's available as a web app, but is pretty expensive.
 >
 > Anyone remember Roboboard/FX?

Yup (mainly from the magazine Ads and his booth at ONE BBSCON '93). After that
he (Seth Hamilton) did MediaHost:
http://software.bbsdocumentary.com/IBM/WINDOWS/MEDIAHOST/mediahost.txt

Not sure how successful they were with it all. Proprietary models are usually
only successful for a short period of time, if at all.

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