Does anyone want to write this? If so, let me know, and I'll forward
it on to her. I don't feel write about writing it myself for some reason
(kind of like writing your own obituary, I think..), plus I don't really
have time to.
BTW the test port is STILL UP. PLEASE GO TEST THINGS. condor.cs.jhu.edu 4000.
-je
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From: Jennifer Smith <jds@math.okstate.edu>
>Someone from the CircleMUD mailing list just forwarded a letter from you
>to me mentioning that you could use a blurb about Circle to include in the
>MUD FAQ.
>
>I'd be happy to write that for you if you could give me a couple of pointers
>on what it should look like -- how long it should be, how general or specific,
>what it should cover, etc.
Great!
Basically, I need a paragraph-long general description. Not too detailed,
but enough to give people a general idea of what the server is capable
of, who its author(s) is/are, what version it's up to. Things I like
to know are disk-based vs memory-based, building capabilities,
programming capabilities, combat-oriented, level/skill-based, etc.
You can get a general idea from looking at the other servers' entries
in the MUD FAQ.
Also, of course, the official FTP site (and a few others, if that's
handy).
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