My name is Enrique Mora. I’ve been a user of online networks since June of 1983 when I bought my first Hayes Smartmodem at the PC’83 conference in San Francisco, California. I had the opportunity of receiving a copy of PC-Talk, first hand from the author, Andrew Flugelman.

I was immediately captivated by the possibilities of communicating through email and online forums on The Source and Compuserve.

Before the end of the year I started the first RBBS-PC Bulletin Board in Seattle. It ran in interpreted BASIC until I was able to modify and compile the code. In 1984 I moved to Dallas-Fort Worth where I set up FIDO node 314 and operated the hub for northern Texas.

I began using internet email in 1992 and initiated my professional dedication to Internet technology in 1994. That was the Internet equivalent of the stone age and “pre-history” here in Spain where I reside since 1989.

I registered Moralogic.com in April of 1996. At the time, the “land grab” for Internet domain names had not yet started. Although “Mora” is a rather uncommon surname in the United States, I had the unfortunate luck that MORA.COM was already taken. Since the name of my business at the time was MORA Technolgoical Services, I decied moralogic.com would be an interesting derivative.

An initial webpage stub was posted in 1996. Its still on the WayBack machine http://web.archive.org/web/19961231053629/http://moralogic.com/  and the page that was up for most of 1997 is at http://web.archive.org/web/19971014022303/http://www.moralogic.com/ with links to some of the work we did at the time.

Today I conserve the domain name mainly for personal use.

If you have an @moralogic.com email address for me, you’ve known me for some time.  They still work, but these accounts are flooded with SPAM and I dont read this email very often. Now I can be reached by using the same address with @context.es.