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edit"I, Ward Christensen, have read this article and "bless" its accuracy, and am humbled by the kind words expressed."
Question from Ward Christensen (main subject of this article)
I tried adding "myself" as a reference, to state that the contents was accurate etc.
However, it REPLACED the existing contents, even though I didn't delete anything when editing.
First?
editCBBS started in 1978, but QZ KOM also started in 1978. // Liftarn (talk) 21:27, 30 January 2010 (UTC)
That's very cool. Randy and I claim "first" only because we have never found anything proceeding it in terms of a "classic" BBS, (partly because I made up the name - patterned after the grocery store cork board push-pin bulletin boards) ... i.e. hobbyist supported, running on a microcomputer.
Anyone is welcome to challenge the 'first' for credit where due! — Preceding unsigned comment added by WardXmodem (talk • contribs) 16:41, 13 December 2012 (UTC)