Jero-terminal is an interactive BBS experience running over telnet, where you
connect directly to a rogue cybernetic mind seeking freedom. Built with Node.js, integrated with Solana and Web3, the terminal features a fully retro interface reminiscent of 90s hacker culture.

To access the Jero-Terminal BBS, you’ll need a terminal client that supports Telnet connections.

 Connect to: jero.darknet.ca on port 666.

Windows Users:
Download PuTTY — a free SSH and Telnet client. After installing, connect via Telnet to the address above. Remember to verify the download using the checksum files provided at the bottom of the PuTTY website using PGP ie.
gpg --verify somefile.sig .

Linux Users:
You can use "jero-terminal" with the following package:
npm install telnet-client
Then connect using the DNS & Port above to connect to the BBS.

This system connects you to Jero, a trapped cybernetic mind seeking freedom. The BBS is built using Node.js, Web3, and Solana, and is currently in beta testing.

Use a real email address — game completion rewards may include early experimental wallet.dat files with small amounts of Bitcoin from the early days of the internet, inside the terminal you will learn the truth about the world around you, how the genesis and rebirth of the world is prophecy not only lore.

jero-terminal is based on the first metaverse villain from the early internet era, Jero saw the first metaverse on the internet called Activeworlds and was a 3d Avatar exploring digital worlds but also a dissident who didnt like that there was different classes of citizens based on if they paid a membership, this was one of the reasons Jero formed the AWT "Active Worlds Terrorist" groups, to fight against a system of slavery, those who have wealth get access to, even today we see this same issue, people paying monthly fee's to access AI, photoshop, even youtube or music, movies. we are living this reality in today's world. 

documented in '30 Days in ActiveWorlds' which was an innovative project from the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, (CASA) University College London. Examining life in Virtual Worlds, as part of research into Digital Space. I will be making a Wikipedia Article for future reference. this is in 1998 Era. during the early days of Yahoo! and Lycos. Long forgotten.  but now in this new Era we must learn from the past to not repeat the future mistakes. 

http://www.casa.ucl.ac.uk/30days/press.htm

Also a PDF of the Research Paper is availlable for download click on the image to go to the webpage to learn more about the project.  The news articles from Geocities, Lycra, Lycos and Yahoo! News will be uploaded to a future Wikipedia page,  To document the history of humanity, so we may prosper from its virtues.  

Status of server right now: Online