I used to run a BBS called "The Off Hour Rockers", was originally formed as the Jersey Shore BBS. It had 3 19.2k USRobotics modems for the dial-in lines plus a

I used to run a BBS called "The Off Hour Rockers", was originally formed as the Jersey Shore BBS. It had 3 19.2k USRobotics modems for the dial-in lines plus a local node. It ran on PCBoard software. I think at its peak I had over 400 members, most were pretty active. There were many "rooms" and a large file download area. I used to host "nerd parties" where people would come over with their floppies to copy or contribute software to the download areas. This was all before other online services like Prodigy or AOL came into being. The main server was a home-build from parts, the dial-in nodes were AT&T 6300+ PCs, and were all originally interconnected using LANtastic, then converted to Token Ring. It was a lot of fun, we met some awesome people!