Re: Re: How many original GEnie people are left?
Wilbert Agnew <[email protected]> Mon, 2 Aug 2004 09:19:54 -0400
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The yearly gaming tourny Oly is talking about is this weekend coming for
any interested in showing up.....Hunt Valley Maryland.
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08/01/2004 01:14 Subject: Re: Re: [CAT23-Gchat] How many original GEnie people are left?
PM
Please respond
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I am assuming the question was not tongue-in-cheek (I don't know how old or
young some people here are.)GEnie was an on-line service like Compuserve.
You paid for it by the minute. It was all text-based, but it had the best
format for discussions that I've ever encountered, especially if you used a
program called Aladdin to run it. GEnie was sponsored by General Electric,
hence the name. I initially used it for the science fiction forum and one
day wandered over to the Diplomacy forum, discovering a great bunch of
players who became friends. I got to meet a great many at the yearly gaming
tournament in Hunt Valley, Maryland, but haven't able to make a tourney in
several years.
Oly
>
> From: William Highfield <[email protected]>
> Date: 2004/08/01 Sun AM 10:50:16 EDT
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [CAT23-Gchat] How many original GEnie people are left?
>
> GEnie ... simply put ... was the birthplace of Cat23 ... and there's
> only a handful of us who were there at the beginning that are still
> active ...
>