>Also, personally, I think the (lead) coder should be the owner of the
>MUD, otherwise awkward situations can arrise. Any opinions on this?
I agree 100%. But then again, anyone who has read my ramblings knows
that pretty darn well. <grin> As any long time programmer knows, coding
is more than just what we do, it is who we are. And when it comes to a
MUD, the lead programmer tends to put their own personal signature into
the MUD, making their own anyways.
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