mystic bbs

Mystic BBS is a free (as in beer) bulletin board software program written by the programmer James Coyle, better known by the pseudonym of "g00r00". Started in 1994, Mystic is the first DOS-based BBS softare programs to support a native telnet server. It has since been ported to Microsoft Windows, OS/2 and Linux. Some of the more notable features of Mystic BBS are:

Proprietary scripting language called Mystic Programming Language (MPL).
Dynamic menus and fully customizable prompts.
Multiple user-selectable themes.
DOOR32 support (James Coyle was one of the original authors of DOOR32).
Automatic random ANSI display (i.e. ansi.ans, ansi.an1, ansi.an2, etc would display randomly).
A fully featured ACS (access control system).

Attracted to the flexibility and potential that the scripting language provides, a number groups, such as ACiDic BBS modding, Cyberia, Demonic, DoRE, Vanguard, and Wicked formed for the sole purpose of writing BBS mods for sysops who run Mystic.

External links

Mystic BBS website
Interview with g00r00 (reprint from wOEzine, December 1998)

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