Hello, Benny Pedersen - All.
On 10/2/20 1:43 PM you wrote:

Hello All! would it make sense to make a telegrap plugin to hotdoged
?, just like it is done with nntp ?

What kind of plugin? There is a bot that gates messages between
Telegram and Fido. But I don't know of any plugins.

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Hello Chuck!

03 Oct 2020 01:07, Chuck Pierson wrote to Benny Pedersen:

Hello All! would it make sense to make a telegrap plugin to hotdoged
?, just like it is done with nntp ?

What kind of plugin? There is a bot that gates messages between
Telegram and Fido. But I don't know of any plugins.

basicly so telegram can be seen as native fidonet posts


Regards Benny

... too late to die young :)

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On 09 Feb 2021, Benny Pedersen said the following...

Hello All! would it make sense to make a telegrap plugin to hotdoged
?, just like it is done with nntp ?

What kind of plugin? There is a bot that gates messages between Telegram and Fido. But I don't know of any plugins.

basicly so telegram can be seen as native fidonet posts

I think there are plenty of other things that could be fixed with HotdogEd before adding any new features.

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Hello Charles!

09 Feb 2021 17:11, Charles Pierson wrote to Benny Pedersen:

basicly so telegram can be seen as native fidonet posts

I think there are plenty of other things that could be fixed with HotdogEd before adding any new features.

possible make it 100% opensource

i hate android right there


Regards Benny

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El 9/2/21 a las 20:11, Charles Pierson escribió:

On 09 Feb 2021, Benny Pedersen said the following...
BP> >> Hello All! would it make sense to make a telegrap plugin to hotdoged
BP> >> ?, just like it is done with nntp ?
BP>
BP> CP> What kind of plugin? There is a bot that gates messages between
BP> CP> Telegram and Fido. But I don't know of any plugins.
BP>
BP> basicly so telegram can be seen as native fidonet posts

I think there are plenty of other things that could be fixed with HotdogEd before adding any new features.

i second this!
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Hello Charles!

11 Feb 2021 09:36, Charles Pierson wrote to Benny Pedersen:

Well, HotdogEd is based on jnode, and it says peopke are free to make their own clients for it.

clever :)

clients need a server


Regards Benny

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Hello Fernando!

17 Feb 2021 17:45, Fernando Toledo wrote to Charles Pierson:

I think there are plenty of other things that could be fixed with
HotdogEd before adding any new features.

i second this!

cpm is for you then


Regards Benny

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El 17/2/21 a las 19:55, Benny Pedersen escribió:

Hello Fernando!

17 Feb 2021 17:45, Fernando Toledo wrote to Charles Pierson:

>> I think there are plenty of other things that could be fixed with
>> HotdogEd before adding any new features.
>>
FT> i second this!

cpm is for you then

I am not saying that new functionalities should not be added. I say that
I should give some priority to correct some bugs

You are free to add a new provider plugin. I would like to see code to
learn, because it would be good for example to add a qwk provider.

keep calm and test cpm

Abrazo!
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