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It had an unusual adventure-style command interface, with different 'rooms' (such as a reception area and a sauna) where you would expect to interact differently with other users. | It had an unusual adventure-style command interface, with different 'rooms' (such as a reception area and a sauna) where you would expect to interact differently with other users. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:02, 24 February 2018
Supe's Motel was a short-lived bulletin board operated by Phil Craven, proprietor of Microstyle and later Avatar.
It had an unusual adventure-style command interface, with different 'rooms' (such as a reception area and a sauna) where you would expect to interact differently with other users.