September 1998

• WIRED: Kilers have more fun J C Lawrence
• • WIRED: Kilers have more fun Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
  • • WIRED: Kilers have more fun Koster, Raph
    • • WIRED: Kilers have more fun Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
      • • WIRED: Kilers have more fun Koster, Raph
        • WIRED: Kilers have more fun Damion Schubert
        • • WIRED: Kilers have more fun Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
    • WIRED: Kilers have more fun Damion Schubert
    • • WIRED: Kilers have more fun Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
• Encryption of protocols, compression and lag... Ola Fosheim Grøstad
• • Encryption of protocols, compression and lag... Adam J. Thornton
• Equipment Fit Holly Sommer
• • Equipment Fit Hans-Henrik Staerfeldt
  • • Equipment Fit Holly Sommer
    • Equipment Fit pomales
    • • Equipment Fit Hans-Henrik Staerfeldt
      • • Equipment Fit Brandon Cline
        • Equipment Fit Matthew R. Sheahan
  • Equipment Fit Chris Gray
• VT-100 and other terminal data J C Lawrence
• Intermud Communication...is it worth it? Ben Greear
• • Intermud Communication...is it worth it? Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • • Intermud Communication...is it worth it? Holly Sommer
    • Intermud Communication...is it worth it? Ross Nicoll
  • Intermud Communication...is it worth it? T. Alexander Popiel
  • • Intermud Communication...is it worth it? Ling
  • Intermud Communication...is it worth it? Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
  • Intermud Communication...is it worth it? chris@realm.zfn.uni-bremen.de
• Wild idea.. :) Ben Greear
• • Wild idea.. :) Marc Hernandez
  • • Wild idea.. :) Ben Greear
    • • Wild idea.. :) Adam Wiggins
  • Wild idea.. :) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • • Wild idea.. :) Adam J. Thornton
    • • Wild idea.. :) Ben Greear
      • • Wild idea.. :) Vadim Tkachenko
        • • Wild idea.. :) Ben Greear
          • • Wild idea.. :) Vadim Tkachenko
            • • Wild idea.. :) Ben Greear
    • Wild idea.. :) Ben Greear
  • Wild idea.. :) Adam J. Thornton
  • • Wild idea.. :) Ben Greear
    • • Wild idea.. :) quzah
      • • Wild idea.. :) Adam Wiggins
      • Wild idea.. :) Jon A. Lambert
    • Wild idea.. :) Vadim Tkachenko
  • Wild idea.. :) Nathan F Yospe
  • Wild idea.. :) Damion Schubert
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• Re:Intermud Communication...is it worth it? Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
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• npc memory and reactions James Wilson
• • npc memory and reactions Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • • npc memory and reactions James Wilson
    • npc memory and reactions T. Alexander Popiel
    • • npc memory and reactions Caliban Tiresias Darklock
      • • npc memory and reactions Adam Wiggins
      • npc memory and reactions Richard Woolcock
  • npc memory and reactions Ross Nicoll
• (fwd) CODE RELEASE: [server] SlashMUD (MacOS mud server) J C Lawrence
• [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Ben Greear
• • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? T. Alexander Popiel
  • • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Ben Greear
    • • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Richard Woolcock
    • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Adam J. Thornton
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      • • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Ola Fosheim Grøstad
        • • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Ben Greear
          • • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? T. Alexander Popiel
        • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Adam Wiggins
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          • • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Travis S. Casey
            • • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Ola Fosheim Grøstad
  • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Richard Woolcock
  • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? J C Lawrence
  • • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Adam J. Thornton
    • • [CODE QUESTION] How to encode floats into bytes? Ben Greear
• Equipment Fit, enlightenment Hans-Henrik Staerfeldt
• Adventure on the web J C Lawrence
• A Java front end to ECGS (finally) J C Lawrence
• PERL based MUDs J C Lawrence
• Economics: Arrow's Impossibility Theorem J C Lawrence
• • Economics: Arrow's Impossibility Theorem Koster, Raph
• Windows->Linux TCP/IP stack performance problems J C Lawrence
• • Windows->Linux TCP/IP stack performance problems Vadim Tkachenko
  • Windows->Linux TCP/IP stack performance problems Chris Gray
  • Windows->Linux TCP/IP stack performance problems Alex Stewart
• OT: Windows-> Linux TCP/IP stack performance problems J C Lawrence
• Off-topic! Windows-> Linux TCP/IP stack performance problems Adam Wiggins
• • Off-topic! Windows-> Linux TCP/IP stack performance problems Jo Dillon
• Equipment fit revisited Andy Cink
• X, Y & Z. Scott Cade
• • X, Y & Z. J C Lawrence
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• An accidental experiment with language Damion Schubert
• Off-topic! Windows-> Linux TCP/IP stack performance problems J C Lawrence
• Admin: Unsubscriptions J C Lawrence
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• cellular automata as universe models James Wilson
• • cellular automata as universe models Joel Kelso
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• [off-topic] news! Travis Casey
• • [off-topic] news! J C Lawrence
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• Introducing the background hook Ling
• • Introducing the background hook J C Lawrence
  • • Introducing the background hook quzah
    • • Introducing the background hook Ling
    • Introducing the background hook Ling
  • Introducing the background hook chris@realm.zfn.uni-bremen.de
  • Introducing the background hook Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
  • Introducing the background hook Matt Chatterley
• Off-topic! Off-topic! Windows-> Linux TCP/IP stack performance problems Adam Wiggins
• Lockless DB design (was Fw: lurker emerges) J C Lawrence
• PCCTS->ANTLR J C Lawrence
• MOSIX: Multi-computer Operating System for unIX J C Lawrence
• Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Hal Black
• • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Adam Wiggins
  • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths James Wilson
    • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths quzah
      • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths James Wilson
        • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths quzah [sotfhome]
          • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Matthew R. Sheahan
            • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths quzah [sotfhome]
          • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Richard Woolcock
      • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Adam Wiggins
      • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Jo Dillon
        • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Damion Schubert
  • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Koster, Raph
  • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Marc Hernandez
    • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Koster, Raph
  • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths J C Lawrence
  • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths T. Alexander Popiel
    • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths J C Lawrence
  • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Chris Gray
  • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Koster, Raph
  • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
    • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Koster, Raph
      • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
    • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths ApplePiMan@aol.com
    • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Benjamin D. Wiechel
    • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Adam Wiggins
      • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Benjamin D. Wiechel
        • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Koster, Raph
          • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths S. Patrick Gallaty
            • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Koster, Raph
              • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Ola Fosheim Grøstad
            • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Adam Wiggins
            • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Koster, Raph
      • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths ApplePiMan@aol.com
      • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
      • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Marian Griffith
      • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths apocalypse@pipeline.com
        • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Koster, Raph
          • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths apocalypse@pipeline.com
            • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Koster, Raph
          • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Ryan Prince
          • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Peck, Matthew x96724c1
            > From: apocalypse@pipeline.com[SMTP:apocalypse@pipeline.com]
            >
            > From Marian Griffith :
            > >Maybe it is interesting for you. But have you ever spent much time
            > >thinking how it is for your victims? If you have not then you are not
            > >acting but behaving like a sociopath. Somebody who is self centered
            > >and not empathising with others. In the case of a pathological socio-
            > >path there is a real unability to do so. In muds it, like (I think it
            > >was) Raph said, is because the lack of communication makes it easy to
            > >ignore that there are real people with real feelings behind the text.
            > >You are not a sociopath, but the effect you have on other people is
            > >the same.
            >
            > Im going to have to interject that I think this issue has been taken
            > magna extremis. I cant believe that even a moderate size of the
            > mud population is going to have any amount of psychological
            > damage because they were "pk'ed" or they lost their "great
            > shiny ring of happiness" in an online game.
            >
            >
            On the contrary, unrestricted and unlimited PK is death for a mud. I
            remember reading somewhere about the four different types of mudders:
            explorers, killers, achievers, and socializers. Killers tend to kill
            socializers, because they are easy prey. Socializers will move on if there
            is nothing protecting them. Then killers move on because there is no prey
            (achievers and explorers can generally kill killers, according to the
            article). Thus, you can lose about half your player base, even those who
            might seem to benefit most from your policy. By the way, anyone have an
            address for that page?
            
            > Raph Koster :
            > >> What I would
            > >> define to be bad would be when the players within the mud do nothing to
            > >> solve the difficult situation on their own, and instead whine at the
            > gods
            > >> and the admins to take the player away. Part of my enjoyment on the
            > >> only mud I play is to in-character solve such problems. When I was a
            > small
            > >> player, I was twice hunted by massive players. My reaction was not to
            > whine
            > >> or cry, but to instead grow at a rapid rate until suddenly they were
            > the
            > >> small player by comparison. Very effective method of keeping someone
            > from
            > >> killing you.
            >
            >
            > Substance at last. Does anyone actually perform a psyche eval. on the
            > oncoming "demon class" cruisers' crew in subspace before it blows
            > your tiny ship to little bits? The topic of a model for better mud
            > administration warrants study, wether it be hard-coded procedures and
            > player commands, or human intervention.
            >
            > Marian Griffith :
            > >The whole point of the Tailor Scenario is what do we do for players who
            > >can not, or do not want to, play that kill or be killed game?
            >
            >
            > set_bit(player,no_pk); /*This player does not wish to attack, or be
            > attacked
            > by humans*/
            > It could also encompas attacks by charmed mobs, and "flame channels"
            >
            For many MUDs though, this is unrealistic. For example, what about the
            thousands of murder victims every year in this country alone? They cannot
            set a no_pk flag, and they most likely did not want to kill or be killed,
            yet they are dead anyway. The best we can hope for is justice, by punishing
            the criminal. That system, or a form thereof, is what I desire to install
            on my mud, to a point. If someone kills a member of their own city, they
            will have some questions to answer. However, if a human kills and orc, and
            both are players (a possibility on my mud, and probably many others), then
            that is totally in character, and in fact encouraged. If someone does not
            want to play the PK game, I have options where they can stay home and be a
            tailor, or whatever. But, as in real life, they are not immune to
            criminals. They might be robbed, and there is nothing they can do except
            appeal to the city for justice. If they are killed, then they might suffer
            some additional loss, but nothing unrecoverable.
            
            Also, as Raph brought up after I started to write this, it just doesn't work
            in a simulationist environment, aside from the reason I brought up above.
            There are always going to be ways to circumvent any PK restrictions. Say
            you don't allow people with the non-PK flag to be gated to an aggressive
            monster. Instead, a player will gate him to a place from which there is no
            safe exit. While not directly or immediately doing harm, he will not live
            long. Or if you restrict such things altogether, what about a theoretically
            non-harmful spell such as "change sex"? It does no direct damage, but would
            be extremely annoying. And if you restrict all spells, then what happens
            when someone wants to be spelled up?
            
            > Marian Griffith:
            > >1- A lot friendlier. (After all you can talk to people without having to
            > > assume they are out to kill you)
            >
            > I doubt it. Just because a person dosent have the option to kill another
            > player in no way means friendlier. They can verbally, publicly (chat)
            > privately(tell),physically(emote/social), and with charmed mobs,
            > be VERY unfriendly. If the guy has a bad day, and wants to take it
            > out on someone, just because he cant kill someone, dosent mean
            > he is just going to sit there quietly wallowing in misery.
            >
            >
            I totally agree with this. Players have a lot of options when it comes to
            harassing other players. In fact, I would argue that players immune to
            pkill are subject to even more harassment than others, if someone is annoyed
            at them. A pkill will vent all frustration at once, and its done. The
            people go on their way, seek revenge, whatever. But with no PK available, I
            have seen people harass others for quite some time until someone else
            intervened. As Raph also mentioned, see the article on virtual rape (see a
            trend? this is what happens when you sit down to write an email and are
            interrupted)
            
            > >2- Much more realistic. (How many sociopaths have you met? And those who
            > > do have a tendency to die horribly, not enjoying the experience.)
            >
            > Uh, Jefferey Dahmer? Charles Manson? They didnt kill everyone they met,
            > only the ones who tasted good with fava beans :), or the ones who thought
            > they were god. You, in your neighborhood, have, on the average, at least
            > on such individual. And as far as meeting one, im quite sure, we have all
            > met several, and never known it. The statistics are common among FBI
            > profilers, and other organizations that track such patterns.
            >
            >
            If we're going on realism, then people should have the opportunity to kill
            whomever they come across. However, they should also have the opportunity
            to suffer the natural consequences of such actions. As for the frequency of
            sociopaths, I am in no position to comment. However, let us proceed back in
            time to an earlier date, when feudalism was the way of life. Feudal lords
            treated the serfs as virtual slaves, yet they were "protecting" the masses.
            Armed brigands roamed the countryside, looking for easier prey. It was a
            time of different morals and ideals. If we are truly going to run a mud set
            in a medieval time setting, then we should expect players to act according
            to the norms of the era. I am not advocating sociopathic behavior, merely
            admitting that not so long ago, that was us. It really was a time when
            might made right. Granted, some people held ideals of justice and honor,
            but it was a tough time for the majority of people.
            
            I wonder, as I have not experienced this. Would a mud set in modern times
            suffer the same consequences of sociopathic behavior? If there was a seven
            day waiting period on purchasing swords, would we see as much pkilling, or
            killing at all? Would a mud with a highly developed criminal justice system
            see as many problems with pkilling? Especially with permdeath as a
            potential punishment for an unjustified killing (as in some areas of the
            country and world)?
            
            Since I bring that up, I would like to cite that as one of my theories why I
            think killing is more prevalent on MUDs. There is simply no real
            consequence. So you lose a few hundred points of exp. or whatever, maybe
            some items. So what? In real terms, very little is lost. Life is cheap.
            I have never played on a permdeath system, perhaps someone who has could
            share their experiences. For me, at least, I would be more hesitant to
            kill, and more prone to social interaction. That might be just me though.
            
            
            
            Matthew Peck
            No ICQ
            No Homepage to speak of
            x96724@exmail.usma.edu or
            valatar@mb2.mudservices.com
          • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths quzah [sotfhome]
            • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Jon A. Lambert
            • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths ApplePiMan@aol.com
            • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Marian Griffith
          • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Marian Griffith
          • • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths apocalypse@pipeline.com
            • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths quzah [sotfhome]
        • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Benjamin D. Wiechel
  • Marian's Tailor vs. Psychopaths Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
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• Summary of off-list META comments: J C Lawrence
• FYI: gamora Vadim Tkachenko
• • FYI: gamora Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• Let's talk about numbers. Jon A. Lambert
• Let's talk about numbers. Jon A. Lambert
• • Let's talk about numbers. T. Alexander Popiel
  • • Let's talk about numbers. Caliban Tiresias Darklock
    • • Let's talk about numbers. Jon A. Lambert
      • • Let's talk about numbers. Caliban Tiresias Darklock
        • • Let's talk about numbers. Adam J. Thornton
        • Let's talk about numbers. Adam J. Thornton
• Let's talk about numbers. Jon A. Lambert
• Let's talk about numbers. Jon A. Lambert
• Let's talk about numbers. Jon A. Lambert
• • Let's talk about numbers. Brandon J. Rickman
• Metroworks JIT for Linux J C Lawrence
• numbers - was spellcraft Orion Henry
• Zelda Online Orion Henry
• FPL: Another embeddable bytecoded scripting language J C Lawrence
• • FPL: Another embeddable bytecoded scripting language Chris Gray
  • • FPL: Another embeddable bytecoded scripting language The Arrow
  • FPL: Another embeddable bytecoded scripting language Ling
  • • FPL: Another embeddable bytecoded scripting language J C Lawrence
• Game Design Issues (Was: let's call it a spel Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
• let's call it a spellcraft Andy Cink
• • let's call it a spellcraft Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • • let's call it a spellcraft Adam J. Thornton
    • • let's call it a spellcraft Caliban Tiresias Darklock
    • let's call it a spellcraft Vadim Tkachenko
    • • let's call it a spellcraft Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • let's call it a spellcraft James Wilson
• let's call it a spellcraft Matthew R. Sheahan
• • let's call it a spellcraft Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • let's call it a spellcraft Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • let's call it a spellcraft Travis Casey
  • • let's call it a spellcraft Vadim Tkachenko
• Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
• • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Jon A. Lambert
  • • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
  • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Kylotan
  • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Adam Wiggins
  • • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) J C Lawrence
    • • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Adam Wiggins
      • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Adam J. Thornton
      • • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) J C Lawrence
    • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
• Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Koster, Raph
• • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
  • • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Koster, Raph
    • • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Jon Leonard
      • Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
• After a long absense, a semi-return (and TFD) Nathan F Yospe
• • After a long absense, a semi-return (and TFD) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
  • After a long absense, a semi-return (and TFD) Travis Casey
  • After a long absense, a semi-return (and TFD) J C Lawrence
  • • After a long absense, a semi-return (and TFD) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
    • • After a long absense, a semi-return (and TFD) Scatter
      • • After a long absense, a semi-return (and TFD) Koster, Raph
• [MUD-Dev] apocalypse@pipeline.com
• Room descriptions Koster, Raph
• • Room descriptions Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • • Room descriptions Koster, Raph
    • • Room descriptions Marian Griffith
  • Room descriptions Orion Henry
  • • Room descriptions Raph & Kristen Koster
    • • Room descriptions Hal Black
      • • Room descriptions apocalypse@pipeline.com
        • • Room descriptions Travis Casey
          • Room descriptions Hal Black
          • • Room descriptions apocalypse@pipeline.com
            • • Room descriptions Hal Black
              • • Room descriptions Caliban Tiresias Darklock
                • • Room descriptions J C Lawrence
                  • Room descriptions apocalypse@pipeline.com
                  • Room descriptions Hal Black
                  • • Room descriptions J C Lawrence
                • Room descriptions Nathan F Yospe
                • • Room descriptions Hal Black
          • Room descriptions Richard Woolcock
        • Room descriptions #Make Nylander
        • • Room descriptions quzah [sotfhome]
          • • Room descriptions Richard Woolcock
      • Room descriptions Adam Wiggins
      • • Room descriptions Koster, Raph
        • • Room descriptions Adam Wiggins
          • • Room descriptions J C Lawrence
            • • Room descriptions Nathan F Yospe
              • • Room descriptions Adam Wiggins
                • • Room descriptions Koster, Raph
                  • • Room descriptions S. Patrick Gallaty
                    • • Room descriptions Koster, Raph
                      • • Room descriptions S. Patrick Gallaty
                      • Room descriptions Travis S. Casey
                    • Room descriptions Adam Wiggins
                    • • Room descriptions Koster, Raph
                      • • Room descriptions Adam Wiggins
                        • • Room descriptions Koster, Raph
                          • • Room descriptions Adam Wiggins
                          • Room descriptions ApplePiMan@aol.com
                          • • Room descriptions Jon A. Lambert
                            • Room descriptions Travis S. Casey
                            • • Room descriptions ApplePiMan@aol.com
                • Room descriptions Jon A. Lambert
                • • Room descriptions Adam Wiggins
                  • Room descriptions Nathan F Yospe
            • Room descriptions Koster, Raph
            • • Room descriptions Adam Wiggins
              • • Room descriptions Koster, Raph
        • Room descriptions Matt Chatterley
  • Room descriptions J C Lawrence
  • Room descriptions Travis Casey
  • Room descriptions Chris Gray
  • • Room descriptions Adam J. Thornton
  • Room descriptions Chris Gray
  • Room descriptions Chris Gray
  • • Room descriptions Koster, Raph
    • Room descriptions Adam Wiggins
• MCP/2.1 client-server message protocol... Andrew Wilson
• EC Habitats Beta Program URL... Andrew Wilson
• Autogenerated room descriptions T. Alexander Popiel
• • Autogenerated room descriptions J C Lawrence
  • Autogenerated room descriptions Nathan F Yospe
  • • Autogenerated room descriptions Richard Woolcock
  • Autogenerated room descriptions S. Patrick Gallaty
• [CUSTOM] ScryMUD is opening for Beta on Oct 1! Ben Greear
• A little help Dale Hoffman
• • A little help Robert Woods
  • • A little help Ling
    • • A little help Marc Bowden
      • • A little help Ling
      • A little help Richard Woolcock
  • A little help Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
  • • A little help Hans-Henrik Staerfeldt
    • • A little help T. Alexander Popiel
      • A little help chris@realm.zfn.uni-bremen.de
      • • A little help Marc Bowden
        • • A little help Koster, Raph
  • A little help Koster, Raph
• Mud adverts, was: ScryMUD is opening for Beta on Oct 1! Richard Woolcock
• Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
• • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Adam Wiggins
  • • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) James Wilson
    • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Hans-Henrik Staerfeldt
    • • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Adam Wiggins
  • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Koster, Raph
  • • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
    • • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Koster, Raph
      • • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
        • • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Koster, Raph
          • • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
            • • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Koster, Raph
              • • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
                • • Simulation (Was Room descriptions) Koster, Raph
• UO lawsuit (fwd) Adam Wiggins
• • UO lawsuit (fwd) Koster, Raph
• Unix is a mud (Ugh, IS Diablo a mud?) J C Lawrence
• Telnet Echo OFF/ON commands and other thingies.. Ben Greear
• • Telnet Echo OFF/ON commands and other thingies.. Bruce Mitchener
  • Telnet Echo OFF/ON commands and other thingies.. Marc Bowden
  • Telnet Echo OFF/ON commands and other thingies.. Chris Gray
  • • Telnet Echo OFF/ON commands and other thingies.. Bruce Mitchener, Jr.
    • • Telnet Echo OFF/ON commands and other thingies.. Caliban Tiresias Darklock
      • Telnet Echo OFF/ON commands and other thingies.. Ben Greear
      • Telnet Echo OFF/ON commands and other thingies.. James Wilson
  • Telnet Echo OFF/ON commands and other thingies.. Chris Gray