In the last few days Max Cottrell and I have been talking about
coordinating his Ypsilanti Community Information BBS with 
Huron Valley Community Network. Max, as it turns out, is
a a Commodore/Amiga afficionado. He is intereested in contacting
others with similar interests. HVCN is interested in promoting
access to the widest possible audience. Max is talking about
establishing a centralized bank of information relevant to
Commodore/Amiga computers. HVCN could help, probably. Does this
make sense? Where could it lead? I understand there are a lot
of users out there.

2 responses total.

I think it would be wonderful ... but it seems that Amiga users either aren't
on-line all that often or don't think to go looking for Amiga information when
they are.

Either that or we're doing something wrong here...

Perhaps we need to advertise a little more. I'll see what I can do.
Keep in touch. I know nothing about Commadore or Amiga, but I understad
the Amiga was/is a pretty nice machine. I would not mind trying one
out sometime. The idea of using some inexpensive discarded machines, which
Max says are available, for access makes a lot of sense. And real users
need an active exchange of information. Max has posted this concept
on the Usenet newsgroups, and is getting both enthusiastic, and turf-gurarding
responses. I also understand the Amiga is one of the most advanced graphics
capable systems to ever appear as a personal computer. Please forgive
my ignorance. I am willing and eager to learn.

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