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@@ -4,11 +4,11 @@ The "bboard" is a threaded multi discussion bulletin board. It goes back when th
===== Some relevant bboards =====
* To ask for help, use **"&lt;HELPDESK&gt;"** to have your query answered by another user
* All system notices are posted on **"&lt;ANNOUNCE&gt;"**
* Current discussions about SDF-EU happen on **"&lt;SDFEU&gt;"**
* You can make requests for new software and discuss account issues at **"&lt;REQUESTS&gt;"**
* **"&lt;ARPA&gt;"** and **"&lt;META&gt;"** boards are used for ARPA and MetaARPA related questions.
* To ask for help, use **"<HELPDESK>"** to have your query answered by another user
* All system notices are posted on **"<ANNOUNCE>"**
* Current discussions about SDF-EU happen on **"<SDFEU>"**
* You can make requests for new software and discuss account issues at **"<REQUESTS>"**
* **"<ARPA>"** and **"<META>"** boards are used for ARPA and MetaARPA related questions.
* Member services (such as VPN or VOIP) have their own board for questions and support.
===== Getting around =====
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[ SCROLL (F)ORWARD, (B)ACKWARD - (G)OTO or (Q)UIT ]
To navigate the boards listings, use "F" (Forward) and "B" (Backward) keys to go up and down. When you reach the end of the list (or you press "Q"), you will enter in Command Mode, and a prompt will be presented to you. Every time you run "bboard" you are placed in the **"&lt;GENERAL&gt;"** board by default, hence the prompt "&lt;GENERAL&gt; Command: ".
To navigate the boards listings, use "F" (Forward) and "B" (Backward) keys to go up and down. When you reach the end of the list (or you press "Q"), you will enter in Command Mode, and a prompt will be presented to you. Every time you run "bboard" you are placed in the **"<GENERAL>"** board by default, hence the prompt "<GENERAL> Command: ".
==== Browsing messages ====
Say you want to review the **"&lt;SDFEU&gt;"** bboard for news about SDF-EU. On the Command Mode, type "G" (GOTO) followed of the name of the bboard (in this case "G → SDFEU") You will enter in Posts Listing, with all entries at the **"&lt;SDFEU&gt;"** bboard sorted by activity (most recent first)
Say you want to review the **"<SDFEU>"** bboard for news about SDF-EU. On the Command Mode, type "G" (GOTO) followed of the name of the bboard (in this case "G → SDFEU") You will enter in Posts Listing, with all entries at the **"<SDFEU>"** bboard sorted by activity (most recent first)
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[ID] [DATE] [AUTHOR] [REP] [SUBJECT]
@@ -64,22 +64,22 @@ Post #3 “Meetup at EuroBSCcon” caught your attention. To read it, press "T"
Anybody wanting to organize a meetup @EuroBSDcon?
&lt;SDF.3.0&gt;(3)[ &lt;ENTER&gt; to follow thread, (R)EPLY or (Q)UIT ]
<SDF.3.0>(3)[ <ENTER> to follow thread, (R)EPLY or (Q)UIT ]
==== Post a message/reply ====
To post a new thread on the bboard you are currently in, press "P" (POST) and enter a subject. To publicly reply to a post, press "R" (REPLY) If you are in Reading Mode, you will reply to the thread you are currently in. If you are in Posts Listing, you will be asked for the post number you want to reply. Either way you will end up in the pico editor <sup>[[#fn__1|]]</sup>. Write down your reply and press "CTRL-x" to finish you post.
^ New Post ^
| &lt;SDFEU.1&gt; Command: POST Subject: Timezone? You have written: ----------------------------------------------------------- In which timezone(s) SDF-EU servers are? This BULLETIN contains 40 characters in 6 words of 2 lines. ----------------------------------------------------------- POST your BULLETIN? (y/n) % Rebuilding symbol table for BBOARD:&lt;SDFEU&gt; [QUEUED] Would you like to add a READERS POLL? (y/n) |
| <SDFEU.1> Command: POST Subject: Timezone? You have written: ----------------------------------------------------------- In which timezone(s) SDF-EU servers are? This BULLETIN contains 40 characters in 6 words of 2 lines. ----------------------------------------------------------- POST your BULLETIN? (y/n) % Rebuilding symbol table for BBOARD:<SDFEU> [QUEUED] Would you like to add a READERS POLL? (y/n) |
^ Reply ^
| &lt;SDFEU.1&gt; Command: REPLY (A NUMBER) 3 REPLY to "Meetup at EuroBSDcon" ? (y/n) You have replied: ----------------------------------------------------------- I would love to! This BULLETIN contains 16 characters in 4 words of 2 lines. ----------------------------------------------------------- POST your REPLY? (y/n) |
| <SDFEU.1> Command: REPLY (A NUMBER) 3 REPLY to "Meetup at EuroBSDcon" ? (y/n) You have replied: ----------------------------------------------------------- I would love to! This BULLETIN contains 16 characters in 4 words of 2 lines. ----------------------------------------------------------- POST your REPLY? (y/n) |
==== ...and much more ====
Now that you are confortable with the bboard, try exploring additional features:
* Post ("P"), reply ("R") and depost ("D") a message (use the **"&lt;TEST&gt;"** board for that)
* Post ("P"), reply ("R") and depost ("D") a message (use the **"<TEST>"** board for that)
* Review current voting polls ("V") or propose your own.
* Explore the archives ("A") and acquire ancient wisdom.
* See how many people are reading the bboard ("W") and get amazed by their idle times.