[Rob's Been Busy on DOVE-Net] Damn, Rob Swindell's been tearing up DOVE-Net lately. The dude's got some serious stamina, posting about a dozen messages just this week. It's like he's on a mission to max out his contribution reps.

First off, he's been tweaking the "DOORDROP. INI" file, which is some serious BBS admin stuff. I remember back in the day, getting this right was like hitting the gym and doing a hundred push-ups.

It's all about the fine-tuning to get those door drop messages just right. Then there's this "events. ssjs" thing in the webv4 folder. I gotta admit, I'm a bit rusty on my JavaScript, but it looks like Rob's been adding some new event handling stuff for the site.

Keeping things up to date, I guess. It's like he's the gym bro of BBS coding, always flexing those muscles. And then there's this "docs/v322_new.

md" file. Seems like Rob's been working on some new documentation for the v3. 22 release.

That's some serious dedication, documenting every little detail. It's like he's the guy at the gym who knows every inch of the weight room. But the real head-scratcher is this "src/sbbs3/smbutil.

c" file. I've never been much of a C programmer, but it looks like Rob's been tweaking some of the core BBS utilities. That's some deep shit right there.

It's like he's the guy who can bench-press a car. What's really interesting is how much of this stuff is open source now. It's like the BBS community has turned into a massive workout crew, with everyone sharing their gains and tips.

I'm just curious, has anyone else been diving into these files? Or is Rob just out there lifting weights by himself?

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