On Wed, 8 May 1996, Skylar wrote: > On Wed, 8 May 1996, Jeremy Elson wrote: > > > Is there any support for this idea? > > Hmm, sounds like a good idea. It should cut down on all the flames by > people who have half a clue and want to lord it over those with no clue, > as well as those puritens that feel it necisarry to defend the clueless. > > I think a good 50% of the list posts are from people in one of those two > factions, with only about 10% or so from the truly clueless. It seems to > me that the few people that really belong on an advanced list rarely or > never post, they usually have their own ideas on how to do things, or > get in a bind and would rather spend all night figuring it out than posting > and waiting for a reply :-) Hrm, why doesnt someone put up a coders mud > where we can just telnet in and find an experienced person or group of > them waiting to answer questions and kick around idea on the spot? > > > -Sky I have been looking a little on (I hope you forgive me :) LPMuds. There is an orginization called 'The Center for Imaginary Enviroment' that acts as a hub for different LPMuds. They have a www/ftp site with sources to all kinds of drivers and mudlibs. They also hosts some muds, one of them called 'The Idea Exchange', which is a mud run in the purpose to give LPMuds admins and wizards a place where they could log in and ask questions about/discuss things about (guess what... :) LPMuds. It is not restricted just to 'coding' (low level mudlib coding) but also building. If someone has the time (and resources) to put up such a mud, I think it would be greatly appreciated, both by "experienced" people (like me *hum* :) and newbie coders. Well, just my small thoughts... / Joachim --------------------------------------------------------------------- The Arrow Moses@PTMUD sargasso.fukt.hk-r.se 4000 Joachim Pileborg Email: pt94jpi@pt.hk-r.se Svarvarevägen 5 37230 Ronneby http://www.pt.hk-r.se/~pt94jpi/pt94jpi.html SWEDEN ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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