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Greetings (former) bsx-user,


This mail goes out to the people who have left their email addr.
at Regenesis. If you are no longer interested in BSX, then I'am
sorry I bothered you, please discard this message.

The thing is: I am still convinced that BSX has a good chance.
Every now and then, people keep telling me about the great potential
of BSX. Although somehow, it fails to take off.

Although I must admit that I have been neglecting this project
seriously, I want to give it a last try. For doing this, I would
appreciate your help. I would like to ask you to join a convention
where we can stick our heads together and do some brainstorming.
This convention would ofcourse have to be virtual. Either by using
a teleconferencing tool as xtv/irc, or just at Regenesis.

It would be nice if we could setup such a meeting at a time-of-day
that would be convenient for both Europeans and Americans. (Although
our Aussie mates might be caused inconvenience by that)

If you want to share some insight, mail me so I can include your
name on some sort of mailing list. Please be careful with replying
to all just yet, 'cause I wouldn't like people being angry about
cluttering up their mailbox.

	Highest regards,


		Bram Stolk