[Tinymux] This is a test...

[Stephen Dennis]

TinyMUX is a member of the MUSH family of servers -- a family which
contains to one degree or another several active variants.

MUSHes and MUDs are related, but their target audiences bifurcated
years ago. For example, MUSH players are comfortable that <X> occured
even if there is no specific coded mechanism to govern or announce
that <X> occured. As long as there is a consensus between the players
or between the staff and the players, having it formally coded may not
be necessary. Users from the MUD environment tend to create more
objects than MUSH players. A complete comparison would take more words
than I'm willing type, and there are exceptions. There are some
heavily softcoded MUSHes out there that tend to control in-game
interaction at a very fine-grain level.

However, because of this difference, perhaps the MUSH servers remain
generic enough to target new themes without tying themselves too
tightly into passing ones.


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