• Re: Changing Zones

    From Kurt Weiske@1:218/700 to Carlos Navarro on Sat Jun 19 07:32:00 2021
    Carlos Navarro wrote to Kurt Weiske <=-

    Can you remember when and in what echo was this discussed? I'd like to read that if I can find it somewhere.

    It might have been this one.

    Ok, so you agree that merging/changing zones is not -currently- a
    good idea.

    No, I think it's a good idea, but I think it's an uphill battle to
    implement.

    I'd like to see a Fidonet with active nodes, a simpler structure reflective
    of the smaller size and lack of need for dialup to move packets and an echolist where dead echoes are dropped or consolidated into other echoes to create fewer echoes with more message traffic.

    On the contrary, but I'm being naive. Removing the zone structure
    wouldn't remove long-standing geographic feuds, which gets tiresome.
    Those feuds would continue unabated.

    I thought that was a thing of the past. AFAIK we don't have those in
    zone 2 (though I don't know for sure).

    There's still a lot of sniping between zones, maybe not so much within
    zones.







    But back to your zone merge suggestion. What would be gain from that change, other than having only one ZC? (be it Belgian, Canadian,
    Russian or whatever...)

    Carlos
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  • From Daniel Path@2:371/52 to Kurt Weiske on Mon Jun 21 20:40:37 2021
    Hello Kurt.

    19 Jun 21 07:32, you wrote to Carlos Navarro:

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    Carlos Navarro wrote to Kurt Weiske <=-

    Can you remember when and in what echo was this discussed? I'd
    like to read that if I can find it somewhere.

    It might have been this one.

    Ok, so you agree that merging/changing zones is not -currently-
    a good idea.

    No, I think it's a good idea, but I think it's an uphill battle to implement.

    I'd like to see a Fidonet with active nodes, a simpler structure reflective of the smaller size and lack of need for dialup to move
    packets and an echolist where dead echoes are dropped or consolidated
    into other echoes to create fewer echoes with more message traffic.


    so maybe you're searching facebook :)

    On the contrary, but I'm being naive. Removing the zone structure
    wouldn't remove long-standing geographic feuds, which gets
    tiresome. Those feuds would continue unabated.

    I thought that was a thing of the past. AFAIK we don't have those
    in zone 2 (though I don't know for sure).

    There's still a lot of sniping between zones, maybe not so much within zones.







    But back to your zone merge suggestion. What would be gain from
    that change, other than having only one ZC? (be it Belgian,
    Canadian, Russian or whatever...)

    Carlos
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