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This installation of Circle MUD contains the following
 patches.

Oasis Olc (online editing of rooms, mobs, objects, zones)
Aedit (online editing of socials)
Player Races (human, elf, dwarf, gnome)
Tables to Formulas (xp, thac0, saving throws, level-titles)
Easy Color (& color codes)
Text Editing (for editing credits, background, etc.)
Improved Editing

Other patches may have been applied, but as of writing this
I do not remember what they were, if any.  Also, I have not
given proper credit to the wonderfull folks who created the 
above patches.  The Tables to Formula patch is my own.  The 
rest, I do not remember who made the patch, as soon as I can
find my disk that has those old patches(or the time to find 
them on the ftp site again) I will give full credit to those
programmers.

I have to thank the following people for either helping me 
pull a project like this off, or for making it possible for 
doing so:
Cathy Gore - For giving me all the tools necessary for doing
             this little project.  And for all her help when
             I was struggling.
Artovil    - Every now and then he'd come up with some
             really difficult task for his MUD that only I
             could help with(it seems that he doesn't like
             formula's and loves structures, I love formulas
             and hate structures)  Those little projects
             helped me learn my way around Circle MUD and
             how to fix various errors that I tend to get.
Jeremy Elson - For Developing Circle MUD into what it is
             today, if he hadn't done it, I probably would
             have(and wouldn't have used such an annoying
             license)
George Greer - For his help in Circle MUD's development.
             I'm not too sure what his role is other than
             backup programmer, but I know he does do
             something, his initials are all over my code!
The Diku Team - Where would we be without them?  Still using
             GW-Basic?  Joking.  No, really, without them
             creating Diku MUD, what kinda screwed up
             program would we all be working on?
The Smaug Team - By working on thier code in the past, I've
             learned a lot about bug hunting.  Heck, I can't
             find a single Smaug code base that doesn't have
             3 pages of bugs to start.  And I use MSVC,
             Cygwin, and Linux.  You'd think I'd get a clean
             compile on one of em.