Leave your mark.
Bring a question, share an idea, or introduce yourself. Every good board starts with a conversation.
Before the feed, there was the board.
A place to trade ideas, leave a message, and see
who’s on the other end of the line.
WELCOME TO THE OTHER
SIDE OF THE LINE.
Think of a bulletin board system as a digital clubhouse. You call in, pick a handle, and join the conversation. Retrobbs.us carries that simple idea forward: a small corner of the network with room for you.
Bring a question, share an idea, or introduce yourself. Every good board starts with a conversation.
Explore a world built out of text. Follow the menus, look around, and enjoy a different pace.
Tinkerers, old hands, and first-time callers. You don’t need a vintage computer to feel at home.
Pull up a chair. You’re one connection away from the board.
WELCOME, CALLER.
Your seat at the terminal is ready.
Connect to begin your session.
First time calling? Follow the board’s prompts to sign in or create a handle. Read the field guide ↓
No modem required. A sense of adventure helps.
Click “Connect to Retrobbs” above. The fTelnet client opens right here in your browser. Once connected, click inside the terminal and follow the on-screen prompts.
Use your keyboard. Type the letter or number next to a menu option, then press Enter. Each board has its own menus; look for a help option if you get lost. On a phone, use fTelnet’s virtual keyboard.
Absolutely. Point your favorite telnet client at retro.nedmr.com:2323. The browser client is just another way to call in.
The BBS or WebSocket proxy may be unavailable. Check the hostname, port, and proxy in Connection settings, then try again. A loaded terminal does not necessarily mean the board is online.
The best part of the network
has always been the people.