K I'm Krallum and I approved this message. I'm pretty sure it was one of my main PWs too, but for some reason I got locked out, and haven't been able to regain access this is not a big deal and I guess it doesn't matter if it happens, but it'd be nice just for old time's sake plus I want my baller low user number or w/e LOL if anyone has any h4x0r techniques or tricks, PM me or something! so yeah, I know that if I had the email they could send it to that, but I have no idea what the email address associated would have been (if you know of any way I could find that out, let me know - cause I possibly could still get access to that email account) I remember one day I went to log in though, and all my passwords (the only passwords I used at the time) had stopped working. or if I entered one later, I'm almost positive the email account wouldn't exist anymore.
I'm willing to help if I can.I know my UIN, or whatever they called the user number however, I got it so early I don't think they actually required an email address at the time. If you remember the board(s) and/or club(s) you posted on, then maybe you can track someone down who saved something. Your faint, but only hope are the board refugees. It's actually pretty depressing that such a large piece of internet history is just GONE like that, but that's kinda a derail. They have no hope of ever seeing the light of day again for anything other than a court order, because they and whatever other Prodigy assets still exist have passed hands so many times that I couldn't even tell you for certain who has them (probably SBC/AT&T). but they're in some nameless vault somewhere on backup media in a markup language nobody knows anymore. Unless someone tossed them, complete archives of the Prodigy boards DO exist. The refugees scattered to boards all over the web, many of them ended up as Delphi Forums. they even pretended to be shocked when nobody used them and the service bombed. They decided it was easier to just be a basic ISP called Prodigy Internet, and start their communities over from scratch as web-based boards closed to the general web.
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Prodigy never bothered convering the service to any remotely modern format - they shut down the service you remember in late 1999 (claiming Y2K as the culprit). Ex-Prodigy employee here: wish I had better news, but you're probably out of luck on the old posts thing.
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