> Here's my suggestion: why not if you, Susan or others for that matter,
> collaborate with Brandon to maintain WTFAQ. That is... if he doesn't mind
> the extra hand. As far as I know, WTFAQ actually has good
> documentations/references explaining stuff, from things that most new imps
> will want to implement (more classes/levels, races, spells/skills) in their
> mud to references for common Unix/Linux commands to probs faced when
> compiling under Cygnus and MSVC to methods for doing a search thru archives
> for both this and newbie mailing list.
Of course. I'd love any help/input I can get... just send me what you'd like
added, and I'll be sure to update it. I've got a pile of stuff already that
I've been meaning to throw into it. This newbie debate may stir that up
again. :)
Sincerely,
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B. Brown TimeTraveller
Senior Programmer 'Lost in Time,
U&A Software InterActive 'and Loving it!'
http://www.uasoft.com/staff/bbrown/ http://www.uasoft.com/
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