January 2007

• The Great Mud Survey Michael Hartman
• • The Great Mud Survey John Buehler
• Community Play (Was: The Great Mud Survey) Dana V. Baldwin
• • Community Play (Was: The Great Mud Survey) cruise
• [DESIGN] Interactive fiction equation Mike Rozak
• • [DESIGN] Interactive fiction equation Johnicholas Hines
  • • [DESIGN] Interactive fiction equation Mike Rozak
  • [DESIGN] Interactive fiction equation cruise
  • • [DESIGN] Interactive fiction equation Mike Rozak
• The Great Mud Survey John Arras
• [Design] Personal virtual worlds Mike Rozak
• • [Design] Personal virtual worlds cruise
  • • [Design] Personal virtual worlds John Buehler
    • • [Design] Personal virtual worlds Mike Rozak
    • [Design] Personal virtual worlds Tess Snider
    • • [Design] Personal virtual worlds Mike Rozak
      • • [Design] Personal virtual worlds Dave Scheffer
• Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Richard Tew
• • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Davion Kalhen
  • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Nick Koranda
  • • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Nick Koranda
    • • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives John Buehler
      • • [Meta] Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Matt Chatterley
        • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Davion Kalhen
        • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Davion Kalhen
        • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Johnicholas Hines
        • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Matt Owen
          > From: John Buehler
          
          > I hope I'm not raining on anyone's parade, but is there any reason
          > that we shouldn't use that wonderful forum as the place to discuss
          > new topics and revisit old ones? Is using a mailing list the
          > greatly preferred medium for discussion?
          
          Personally, I like the mailing list format, I know I am a bit of a
          lurker, for my knowledge is no where near the quality of the regular
          contributors on here ( I am however the author of MUD32 ), but I do read
          the list every few days, and I mostly do that offline on my PocketPC
          PDA. Forums never have a mobile/small screen layout option, and hence
          are hard or even impossible to navigate whilst on the road (or sitting
          on a train in my case).
      • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Michael Hartman
    • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Raph Koster
    • • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Morris Cox
      • Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Matt Chatterley
• Old MUD-Dev mailing list archives Mike Rozak