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Article: The Computer Bulletin Board Encounter
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- August 18, 1993
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DEAR MISS MANNERS:
I subscribe to several computer bulletin boards. I probably spend
no more than two hours a week on them, reading what others say,
sometimes posting a comment or question, but often saying nothing.
The discussions are not personal. I like the bulletin boards
because I can exchange ideas, information, comments, questions and
answers with other people whom I would not otherwise have a chance to
speak to on subjects of mutual interest, and with whom I might have
nothing in common except those interests.
I have received messages from women who want to meet me. These
women do not have enough personal information about me at this point
to know my marital status, my age, or ...
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Article: The Bulletin Board Code
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August 1, 2005 ;
395 words
......disguise it? The answer is in the Bulletin Board code. It will fool the brainiest spy. The Bulletin Board code is a list of words-any words...should look like it really belongs on a bulletin board. For example, it can be a fake list...
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