JP LeBlanc’s homepage, built like a 1990s dial-up BBS. The sysop who runs it is JP.
This is JP LeBlanc’s homepage, built like a BBS: the dial-up boards people called with a modem before the web, to read messages, grab files and leave notes. The sysop, who runs the board, is JP.
Pick an option, or type its yellow key in the box at the bottom.
| Node | Handle | From | Doing |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | JP LeBlanc | Montréal | Away from keyboard |
| 2 | GUEST (you) | ??? | Reading the main menu |
| 3 | Waiting for caller... |
Reading the caller log...
Mail is read the moment it arrives, before you or any agent looks. What needs you comes up with a reply already drafted. The rest is filed, and promises get a reminder on the day they’re due.
It never sends a word you didn’t allow, never shows your mail to someone new without asking, and takes no orders from an email. Anything it sends on its own says so at the bottom.
Invite only for now. The wisp lets people in a few at a time.
--- JP-Express v5.0 · Montréal, 514
13 things JP has shipped, listed the way a BBS listed its downloads. N = new this year. Click a file name for details, or a link to visit the site.