No mention is made of AIBBS (Artificially Intelligent BBS) software
it ran on several sights in this area (new england).
the main point that set this software apart from ALL others is that
you conversed (made your wishes known) by using plain english (it understood
some spanish as well)
you could type:

go to the post office and read all my new mail
or
go post and read old mail
or
send mail (assuming you were in the post office, of course}

 you could:
be in a room (forum) and:
      read new posts
   or
      read the walls
or
      write on the walls etc

AIBBS supported up/downloading in many protocols as well
the original AIBBS had the theme of, and was called 'The Day After'

using this software was very similar to playing a text adventure game

Another version was called, I believe, the Lido deck and was set up
as a cruise ship

the scenarios were limited only by the imagination of the sysop

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It was actually sold and 2 systems were running in New London, Ct
2 In Monroe, Ct
1 in Bpt (Mission Control)
1 in central ct (I actually installed it there but forgot where! ..sucks
getting old)
I think that was it... 6 total
There was also an article on it in a trade paper.. I probably have a copy of
it
here somewhere