<< For your information i know how to code very well...and i dont need guys
like you telling me how to run my mud. All i am looking for is someone
to help me out... >>
Ohohoh... back to the politeness again ;)
Though, I think I'll save my time and not flame you with proof of why you
really ought to be nice to the "good" and "more experienced" coders on this
list :p. Listen, the only coders who _really_ fit those credientials would be
Jeremy and George. Anybody else wouldn't be on this list if they were *that*
good at coding, unless they had a kind heart and just wanted to help answer
some questions.
Basically, if you want a good MUD, perfect to your expectations and likewise,
code it yourself. That's the only way you're truly going to get exactly the
way you want it.
Hmm, and I quote from Dan Gookin, a writer of a few C coding books... "Only a
dweeb would say, 'I know everything [or, I can code very well, As Cypath put
it] about programming in C'. There are new things to be learned every day..."
Just my thoughts,
-Viper
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