echomail

They were echomail networks that I used back in the day.

A Brief Moment of Recognition for the People Who Comment « Whatever 2006

I'll disagree with him on one point, however: ST novels are regarded as canon by some people who like the subgenre -- all you have to do is visit any of the echomail ST conferences to see that many, many people regard the novels (* and* the comic books) as canon.

Sunlight Through The Shadows Magazine Volume 2 Issue 2 (ANSI Edition) 1994

Fido was all point to point mail There was no echomail at the time.

The History of Fidonet: An Interview with Tom Jennings, by Marge Robbins (Transcription) 1993

: 'OS2NEW' file-echo, and over a dozen OS/2 echomail

SLIST: OS/2 BBS's Across the World by Dave Fisher (Long Version) 1993

So a bunch of procedures and tools sprung up around what's now known as echomail.

The History of Fidonet: An Interview with Tom Jennings, by Marge Robbins (Transcription) 1993

Marge Ok Tom um it had to also do with echomail making things very popular.

The History of Fidonet: An Interview with Tom Jennings, by Marge Robbins (Transcription) 1993

Radically different from most mailers today which are oriented towards echomail.

The History of Fidonet: An Interview with Tom Jennings, by Marge Robbins (Transcription) 1993

I mean if you have small systems that let people send messages and have it appear in echomail.

The History of Fidonet: An Interview with Tom Jennings, by Marge Robbins (Transcription) 1993

I'm very curious about how echomail as opposed to netmail got started.

The History of Fidonet: An Interview with Tom Jennings, by Marge Robbins (Transcription) 1993

With echomail you don't have to know anything. you log into a local bulletin board you don't even have to figure out for 6 months how the whole thing works.

The History of Fidonet: An Interview with Tom Jennings, by Marge Robbins (Transcription) 1993