Labels:text | screenshot | font OCR: WWIVNet By: Steve Kunz WWIVNet was started by the author of the World War IV (commonly known as WWIV) BBS software, Wayne Bell. Having grown from a few systems at it's begining, to over 1300 systems today WWIVNet is a wide reaching network. BBS's involved with WWIVNet can be found all around the world from most every state in the U.S.A. to Japan, Asia, and Europe. Describing WWIVNet is a tough job. Systems in WWIVNet all use the WWIV network software to connect together. Connections are sometimes hard to figure out, because in this network a sysop may connect his BBS to any system he wishes as long as both systems are in agreement. This type of setup allows mail to move fairly quickly from one point to another, especially if the sender and the receiver are connected . What makes WWIVNet so ...
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