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  • SkyMag. I added a small diskmag to SkyLordsLab BBS

    From BBS ( /u/VizzTag https://www.reddit.com/user/VizzTag ) to All on Fri Oct 16 18:54:56 2026

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    While working on fixes and improvements for SkyLordsLab BBS another idea came to mind. I started thinking about the old diskmags and e-zines that were shared on floppy disks. Then I thought it could be fun to have something like that inside my own BBS. So I added SkyMag and finished the first issue. It is called "It All Started with an Old Netbook." For now it has a few short sections about the old netbook. antiX. How SkyLordsLab BBS started. The first games. Some notes from the things I have been experimenting with. It feels somewhere between a small retro magazine and a development diary. If I can keep up with it I would like to make a new issue weekly or monthly depending on how much time I have. Over time it could become a small archive showing how the BBS changed and what I was experimenting with at each point. I like the idea that the BBS is not only storing messages and games but also keeping its own history.
    What do you think about having a diskmag or e-zine inside a BBS? Did any of the BBSes you used back then have something similar? submitted by /u/VizzTag [link] [comments]
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