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Subject:Re: MOOs and MUDs From:Karen Kay <karenk -at- NETCOM -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 6 Oct 1994 23:06:53 -0700
MONETTE DENISE P 678-3843 MACA said:
> Because you brought it up, I need information about MUD and MOO. Does
> anybody know where I can find information (references)? I need information
> starting with the basics. I don't even know what the acronyms
> represent. Thanks for your help.
This is funny! For years I've been advocating that people hold
meetings on the net with MUDs, and now I am in the position of arguing
against using them! I suggest you check out 'ytalk' if there are only
a few participants. My one experience with it was quite positive. The
reason for this is that if you use a MUD, you need to learn commands;
with ytalk you just....talk.
