"The Luthers (Dana and Todd)" wrote: > > > On behalf of the *MANY MANY* people who have read and valued the time > spent in creating that documentation, and in the face of such > frusteration, I'd like to say thank you. > The first Circle I got was long before I even knew about the mailing list or any other place to get information. It came in a zip file on a cd with the stock documentation. Thats where I first learned all the stuff needed because that was my only resource that I knew of. Hell, I even printed it all out and made a notebook with tabs and stuff to find the information easier. Can't remember how many times I read those docs! OLC? Yea, I got online with the computer and typed in all the zone files and stuff for years. Then when the internet took off, I decided to do a little looksee what I can find on muds online. And boy did I hit the jackpot! :) Mailing list? WHAHOO! We be rockin now! Oh, LOOK at all this stuff on ftp.circlemud.org!! And when ya think ya found it all?? Surprise, surprise, surprise! there is a developer.circlemud.org (which went by another name some time ago). Geez, where has the time gone? Those days of only having the stock docs to learn from. Mailing list archives, ftp sites, faq's/wtfaq's, web pages galore! And they still ask, ahh the life of laziness. (Hell, I even asked stupid questions, but once I learned where to look, I only asked when I could not find the answer) So, yes those documents are very valuable if people would just read them! -- +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | FAQ: http://qsilver.queensu.ca/~fletchra/Circle/list-faq.html | | Archives: http://post.queensu.ca/listserv/wwwarch/circle.html | +---------------------------------------------------------------+
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