> > A moderator scores high on the list (no pun intended) Problem with this is the times that posts go through... > I haven't seen any mention of a faq for this mailing list, if there truly > isn't one, we definately need to get one together... I have seen several > people who have mentioned compiling circle-related faqs. Well, since I currently look after the official CircleMUD FAQ, I wouldn't be adverse at all to looking after the mailing list FAQ... suggest some rules to me, I can put it on a website easily, and I have access to put stuff on the ftp site easily too... So, if you think of some rules, send them to me, and I'll start compiling them into a FAQ/rulelist... which we can then put into the new user thing (hopefully)... otherwise, we can just send it out every Friday or something... Basic Rules > - This list exists for the discussion of the coding and implementation of > a circle-mud based mud All types of implementation, including areas, data files, etc. > - This list is maintained on a volunteer basis, and is unmoderated. > - Posts to this mailing list must pertain to circlemud in general. > - Topics which are generally acceptable to the list include: discussion of > new features to be added to a muds, information and questions related to > coding a Circle mud, questions pertaining to the administration of a > Circle mud, information and help to those who are having problems with > their Circle based mud. > - Topics which are OFF-TOPIC to the mailing list, and are not welcome: > - Advertisements for new muds- this is not the 'muds-announce' > mailing list. > - Commercial advertisements of any type. > - Coding questions which have nothing to do with Circlemud, and can > be answered in any beginning C textbook. > > Beginning C questions can be answered in any number of books, including > 'The C Programming Language' by Kernigham and Ritchie. > Shall we talk about putting headers in? say for example: CODE: INFO: / ANNOUNCE: LIB: Further comments on this? -- Erm... Yeah. Whatever.
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