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I am interested in finding expert advice (possible business partner) on how to
set up and run a server for a new Internet board game Club. Ideal partnership
would be 50-50, I provide the game(s), the partner sets up and operates the
server. My computer knowledge is limited, I hope I am able to make my idea 
clear. The Club should function similar to the ICC (Internet Chess Club).
Player would join (for a fee) and play on-line.

The game(s);
1. GLE'X is a new invention, has been on the market (mail order) for a year 
and a half. It is a board game, played by two. Once learned it is fairly easy 
to
play, not necessarily easy to win though. This game is for sharp minds.
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