On Sun, 3 Mar 1996, Graham Gilmore wrote:
> The license does specifically state that "You must not accept
> money or other donations from your players for purposes such as hardware
> upgrades". I'd say that's a pretty clear violation.
I'd have to agree here. The only way they could fudge it is to say
they are "borrowing" the hardware to run the mud, but I doubt that is
what is really happening.
> I am not in any way a representative of Jeremy Elson, so don't
> quote me here; I'm just expressing my perceptions. :)
I think the words are pretty clear, but don't just think about Jeremy
here. There were 5 other people that made the DikuMUD that Jeremy now
continues to develop as Circle. That is also a violation of their
license, which is more specific about things like that if I remember
correctly.
Michael Buselli
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