fTelnet is a software that allows you to use the regular world wide
       web to connect to BBSes. It's great, but also the lamest way to 
       connect...
       
       
       NOT the software; it is super badass, but... you should just 
       install some terminal binaries that do the lifting for you.
       
       However, if you just want to connect to BBSes with ANSI you COULD 
       use fTelnet. They have a cool my.fTelnet service that you can add 
       BBSes to a 'directory' in.
       
       To access that, just checkout:
       
                                                 http://my.ftelnet.ca/
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