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	~~NON-GAME MUDLIST<br>~~
	by tyagi nagasiva yronwode<br>		by tyagi nagasiva yronwode<br>
	For more, see below for a listing of the [https://www.luckymojo.com/allgnostik.html gnostik/mud] directory for your reference.		For more, see below for a listing of the [https://www.luckymojo.com/allgnostik.html gnostik/mud] directory for your reference.

	Introduction~~<br>~~		==Introduction==
	In the 1990s, my interests in the internet blossomed and with it communication and study in a variety of venues reachable online via Internet Relay Channel (IRC), Usenet, and email. This was soon to be supplemented by Telnet and File Transfer Protocol (FTP) as i learned about data caches and Multi-User Dimensions (MUDs). I met Joseph Traub in IRC and discussed with him the construction of a non-game MUD whose focus would be esoteric study and experimentation with the TinyMUCK technology with which he was familiar. Several of those whom we knew were also interested in the experiment and some of them had UNIX and other technical knowledge which they shared generously with any of us interested in learning it.		In the 1990s, my interests in the internet blossomed and with it communication and study in a variety of venues reachable online via Internet Relay Channel (IRC), Usenet, and email. This was soon to be supplemented by Telnet and File Transfer Protocol (FTP) as i learned about data caches and Multi-User Dimensions (MUDs). I met Joseph Traub in IRC and discussed with him the construction of a non-game MUD whose focus would be esoteric study and experimentation with the TinyMUCK technology with which he was familiar. Several of those whom we knew were also interested in the experiment and some of them had UNIX and other technical knowledge which they shared generously with any of us interested in learning it.

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	'Wired Magazine', July 1995, Vol. 3, Number 7. The entire original article may be found [https://www.wired.com/1995/07/technopagans/?topic=&topic_set= online].		'Wired Magazine', July 1995, Vol. 3, Number 7. The entire original article may be found [https://www.wired.com/1995/07/technopagans/?topic=&topic_set= online].

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	~~LIST OF NONGAME MUDS (Detail)~~

	ASTROVR - brando.ipac.caltech.edu 8888 (134.4.2<br>		==LIST OF NONGAME MUDS (Detail)==

			'''ASTROVR''' - brando.ipac.caltech.edu 8888 (134.4.2<br>
	Contact: David Van Buren (dave @ipac.caltech.edu)<br>		Contact: David Van Buren (dave @ipac.caltech.edu)<br>
	Data: ipac.caltech.edu:/pub/pickup/astrovr<br>		Data: ipac.caltech.edu:/pub/pickup/astrovr<br>
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	BioMOO - 132.76.55.12 8888<br>		'''BioMOO''' - 132.76.55.12 8888<br>
	Contact: Gustavo (bmgustav @bioinformatics.weizmann.ac.il)<br>		Contact: Gustavo (bmgustav @bioinformatics.weizmann.ac.il)<br>
	Purpose (from helpfiles): "BioMOO is a virtual meeting place for biologists, connected to the Globewide Network Academy. The main physical part of the BioMOO is located at the BioInformatics Unit of the Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel.<br>		Purpose (from helpfiles): "BioMOO is a virtual meeting place for biologists, connected to the Globewide Network Academy. The main physical part of the BioMOO is located at the BioInformatics Unit of the Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel.<br>
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	DU-MOO (DIVERSITY UNIVERSITY) - erau.db.erau.edu 8888<br>		'''DU-MOO (DIVERSITY UNIVERSITY)''' - erau.db.erau.edu 8888<br>
	Contact: Jeanne (gsswky @menudo.uh.edu)<br>		Contact: Jeanne (gsswky @menudo.uh.edu)<br>
	Data: Anon FTP: ftp.desy.de /pub/??; Anon FTP: parc.ftp.xerox.com /pub/MOO<br>		Data: Anon FTP: ftp.desy.de /pub/??; Anon FTP: parc.ftp.xerox.com /pub/MOO<br>
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	DIVINATION WEB - telnet://divinationweb.org:9393<br>		'''DIVINATION WEB''' - telnet://divinationweb.org:9393 (Currently in [[Divination Web\|THIS WIKI!]]<br>
	Duration: From early 1990s to 2008<br>		Duration: From early 1990s to 2008<br>
	Contact: nagasiva yronwode (nagasiva @yronwode.com)<br>		Contact: nagasiva yronwode (nagasiva @yronwode.com)<br>
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	LAMBDAMOO - lambda.parc.xerox.com 8888 (192.216.54.2 8888)<br>		'''LAMBDAMOO''' - lambda.parc.xerox.com 8888 (192.216.54.2 8888)<br>
	Contact: Pavel Curtis (Lambda @parc.xerox.com)<br>		Contact: Pavel Curtis (Lambda @parc.xerox.com)<br>
	Data: [https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/lambdamoo-questionnaire.txt LambdaMOO Questionnnaire: Timothy C. Brown]<br>		Data: [https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/lambdamoo-questionnaire.txt LambdaMOO Questionnnaire: Timothy C. Brown]<br>
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	NOMICMUD - 130.194.64.67 5000<br>		'''NOMICMUD''' - 130.194.64.67 5000<br>
	Contact: Steve Gardner (gardner @bruce.cs.monash.edu.au)<br>		Contact: Steve Gardner (gardner @bruce.cs.monash.edu.au)<br>
	Purpose: experimentation with Nomic Game System (Rules-changing)<br>		Purpose: experimentation with Nomic Game System (Rules-changing)<br>
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	OPALMOO II - moo.brynmawr.edu 7777 (165.106.1.3 7777)<br>		'''OPALMOO II''' - moo.brynmawr.edu 7777 (165.106.1.3 7777)<br>
	Additional Locator: hobbes.brynmawr.edu 7777 (165.106.1.4 7777)<br>		Additional Locator: hobbes.brynmawr.edu 7777 (165.106.1.4 7777)<br>
	Contact: BabyBriar (babybriar @opalmoo.moo.mud.org)<br>		Contact: BabyBriar (babybriar @opalmoo.moo.mud.org)<br>
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	PMC-MOO (PostmodernCultureMOO) -- hero.village.virginia.edu 7777<br>		'''PMC-MOO''' (PostmodernCultureMOO) -- hero.village.virginia.edu 7777<br>
	Purpose: (Obtained on doc called 'pmc-moo.info' on PMC-MOO:) "PMC-MOO is a service offered (free of charge) by _Postmodern Culture_. PMC-MOO is a real-time, text-based, virtual reality environment in which you can interact with other subscribers of the journal and participate in live conferences. PMC-MOO will also provide access to texts generated by the journal and by PMC- TALK, and it will provide the opportunity to experience (or help to design) programs which simulate object-lessons in postmodern theory. PMC-MOO is based on the LambdaMOO program, freeware by Pavel Curtis."<br>		Purpose: (Obtained on doc called 'pmc-moo.info' on PMC-MOO:) "PMC-MOO is a service offered (free of charge) by _Postmodern Culture_. PMC-MOO is a real-time, text-based, virtual reality environment in which you can interact with other subscribers of the journal and participate in live conferences. PMC-MOO will also provide access to texts generated by the journal and by PMC- TALK, and it will provide the opportunity to experience (or help to design) programs which simulate object-lessons in postmodern theory. PMC-MOO is based on the LambdaMOO program, freeware by Pavel Curtis."<br>
	SSSIM (SOLAR SYSTEM SIMULATION; MOO??) - 134.114.64.4 4321<br>		SSSIM (SOLAR SYSTEM SIMULATION; MOO??) - 134.114.64.4 4321<br>
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	TECHMOOSEUM whyanext.com 8888<br>		'''TECHMOOSEUM''' whyanext.com 8888<br>
	Contact: Eric Schwartz (Ahtraddis (Eric @whyanext.com)<br>		Contact: Eric Schwartz (Ahtraddis (Eric @whyanext.com)<br>
	[NOTE: This MOO is so new it does not appear to have a public 'theme' statement defined at present. Ostensibly the purpose and theme is fairly clear, however, in that the first priority is the simulation of the 'Technology Museum' located in San Jose, CA. Subsequent to this, additional interactive exhibit-constructs will be built, all for the education and entertainment of MOOsters and those who may visit the physical Museum and catch a glimpse of the MOOseum through its online connection.]		[NOTE: This MOO is so new it does not appear to have a public 'theme' statement defined at present. Ostensibly the purpose and theme is fairly clear, however, in that the first priority is the simulation of the 'Technology Museum' located in San Jose, CA. Subsequent to this, additional interactive exhibit-constructs will be built, all for the education and entertainment of MOOsters and those who may visit the physical Museum and catch a glimpse of the MOOseum through its online connection.]
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	ZENMOO - cheshire.oxy.edu 7777		'''ZENMOO''' - cheshire.oxy.edu 7777
	Contact: t_pascal @oxy.edu; bdrake @oxy.edu		Contact: t_pascal @oxy.edu; bdrake @oxy.edu
	Data: Anon FTP: PC4.math.oxy.edu(134.69.1.134) /ftp/pub/zenmoo		Data: Anon FTP: PC4.math.oxy.edu(134.69.1.134) /ftp/pub/zenmoo
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	Theme: Zendo		Theme: Zendo

	CREDITS/COPYRIGHTS<BR>		'''CREDITS/COPYRIGHTS'''<BR>
	The documentation within this page should be used so as to preserve the privacy of those who wish to continue to operate their private ventures as they desire, to promote the projects of those who have an interest in non-game MUDs, and to foment a study of these projects as a whole, technologically, sociologically, and esoterically. This is a non-profit activity and should not be exploited for any money-making purpose. If you have questions about the use of the data, please contact the author of it at yronwode.com@ nagasiva. Otherwise, all rights reserved, 2009-2029 nagasiva yronwode.		The documentation within this page should be used so as to preserve the privacy of those who wish to continue to operate their private ventures as they desire, to promote the projects of those who have an interest in non-game MUDs, and to foment a study of these projects as a whole, technologically, sociologically, and esoterically. This is a non-profit activity and should not be exploited for any money-making purpose. If you have questions about the use of the data, please contact the author of it at yronwode.com@ nagasiva. Otherwise, all rights reserved, 2009-2029 nagasiva yronwode.

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	[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/zenmoo.txt ZenMOO</b></a>		[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/zenmoo.txt ZenMOO</b></a>

	END		'''END'''

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	CREDITS/COPYRIGHTS<BR>		CREDITS/COPYRIGHTS<BR>
	The documentation within this page should be used so as to preserve the privacy of those who wish to continue to operate their private ventures as they desire, to promote the projects of those who have an interest in non-game MUDs, and to foment a study of these projects as a whole, technologically, sociologically, and esoterically. This is a non-profit activity and should not be exploited for any money-making purpose. If you have questions about the use of the data, please contact the author of it at yronwode.com@ nagasiva. Otherwise, all rights reserved, 2009-2029 nagasiva yronwode.		The documentation within this page should be used so as to preserve the privacy of those who wish to continue to operate their private ventures as they desire, to promote the projects of those who have an interest in non-game MUDs, and to foment a study of these projects as a whole, technologically, sociologically, and esoterically. This is a non-profit activity and should not be exploited for any money-making purpose. If you have questions about the use of the data, please contact the author of it at yronwode.com@ nagasiva. Otherwise, all rights reserved, 2009-2029 nagasiva yronwode.

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			==APPENDIX==
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/overview-non-game-muds.txt Overview of Non-Game MUDs] (another version of this document)

			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/diversity-university.txt DivU]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/divweb-sample-ad.txt DivWeb]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/lambdamoo-questionnaire.txt LamdaMOO Questionnaire]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/mediamoo.txt MediaMOO]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/nomicmud.txt NomicMUD]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/nomicmud/nomicmud1.txt nomicmud1.txt]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/nomicmud/nomicmud2.txt nomicmud2.txt]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/nomicmud/nomicmud3.txt nomicmud3.txt]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/nomicmud/nomicmud4.txt nomicmud4.txt]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/opalmoo-questionnaire.txt OpalMOO Questionnaire]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/opalmoo.txt OpalMOO]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/pmcmoo.txt PMCMOO]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/questionnaire-2.txt Questionnaire-2]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/sample-inquiry-letter.txt Sample Inquiry Letter]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/sample-questionnaire.txt Sample Questionnaire]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/sssim.txt SSSim]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/techmooseum.txt TechMOOseum]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/zenmoo-questionnaire.txt ZenMOO Questionnaire]<br>
			[http://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/zenmoo.txt ZenMOO</b></a>

			END

Nagasiva: part 4

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part 4

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	[https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/liber-mud.html Liber MUD: MUDs and Western Mysticism, by nagasiva yronwode]<br>		[https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/liber-mud.html Liber MUD: MUDs and Western Mysticism, by nagasiva yronwode]<br>
	[https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/divweb-sample-ad.txt Sample Divination Web Advertisement]		[https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/divweb-sample-ad.txt Sample Divination Web Advertisement]


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			LAMBDAMOO - lambda.parc.xerox.com 8888 (192.216.54.2 8888)<br>
			Contact: Pavel Curtis (Lambda @parc.xerox.com)<br>
			Data: [https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/lambdamoo-questionnaire.txt LambdaMOO Questionnnaire: Timothy C. Brown]<br>
			Quotas: 50000 bytes/10000+<br>
			Theme: Mansion<br>
			Social Structure: Democratic Oligarchy (Wiz-supported petition-system)<br>
			MediaMOO - Microworld.media.mit.edu 8888/Purple-crayon.media.mit.edu 8888<br>
			Contact: Amy Bruckman (Amy, Jaime; asb @media-lab.media.mit.edu)<br>
			Data: Anon Ftp: Media-lab.mit.edu /pub/MediaMOO<br>
			Purpose (obtained from 'help purpose'): "MediaMOO is a professional community for media researchers. It is a place to come meet colleagues in media studies and related fields and brainstorm, to hold colloquia and conferences, to explore the serious side of this new medium." [NOTE: MediaMOO is a MOO environment for experiments and exploration regarding and within whatever one may mean by the term 'Media'.]

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			NOMICMUD - 130.194.64.67 5000<br>
			Contact: Steve Gardner (gardner @bruce.cs.monash.edu.au)<br>
			Purpose: experimentation with Nomic Game System (Rules-changing)<br>
			Data: Textfiles obtained from NOMICMUD - see Appendix below.

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			OPALMOO II - moo.brynmawr.edu 7777 (165.106.1.3 7777)<br>
			Additional Locator: hobbes.brynmawr.edu 7777 (165.106.1.4 7777)<br>
			Contact: BabyBriar (babybriar @opalmoo.moo.mud.org)<br>
			Data: Anon FTP: ftp.parc.xerox.com /pub/MOO/contrib/othermoos/OpalMOO<br>
			[https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/opalmoo-questionnaire.txt OpalMOO Questionnaire: Seth ('Blackbriar')]<br>
			Purpose: Coordination of cybertechnologies within a Mu* environment.<br>
			Theme: Urban 'Grunge'<br>
			History: Offshoot of LambdaMOO<br>
			Social Structure: Beneficent Oligarchy<br>
			Comment: Hours - 2:30pm PST to 5:00am PST

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			PMC-MOO (PostmodernCultureMOO) -- hero.village.virginia.edu 7777<br>
			Purpose: (Obtained on doc called 'pmc-moo.info' on PMC-MOO:) "PMC-MOO is a service offered (free of charge) by _Postmodern Culture_. PMC-MOO is a real-time, text-based, virtual reality environment in which you can interact with other subscribers of the journal and participate in live conferences. PMC-MOO will also provide access to texts generated by the journal and by PMC- TALK, and it will provide the opportunity to experience (or help to design) programs which simulate object-lessons in postmodern theory. PMC-MOO is based on the LambdaMOO program, freeware by Pavel Curtis."<br>
			SSSIM (SOLAR SYSTEM SIMULATION; MOO??) - 134.114.64.4 4321<br>
			Contact: Reed Riner (rdr @naucse.cse.edu)<br>
			Purpose: "working with Universities as an Anthropology aid by allowing such students to construct projects that derive from known scientific laws and principles, working together to accomplish idealistic goals. Two examples: a science station beneath the polar ice cap, a base on Mars."<br>
			Theme: noncyber world duplication/extrapolation

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			TECHMOOSEUM whyanext.com 8888<br>
			Contact: Eric Schwartz (Ahtraddis (Eric @whyanext.com)<br>
			[NOTE: This MOO is so new it does not appear to have a public 'theme' statement defined at present. Ostensibly the purpose and theme is fairly clear, however, in that the first priority is the simulation of the 'Technology Museum' located in San Jose, CA. Subsequent to this, additional interactive exhibit-constructs will be built, all for the education and entertainment of MOOsters and those who may visit the physical Museum and catch a glimpse of the MOOseum through its online connection.]

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			ZENMOO - cheshire.oxy.edu 7777
			Contact: t_pascal @oxy.edu; bdrake @oxy.edu
			Data: Anon FTP: PC4.math.oxy.edu(134.69.1.134) /ftp/pub/zenmoo
			[https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/zenmoo-questionnaire.txt ZenMOO Questionnaire: C. Regis Wilson]
			Theme: Zendo

			CREDITS/COPYRIGHTS<BR>
			The documentation within this page should be used so as to preserve the privacy of those who wish to continue to operate their private ventures as they desire, to promote the projects of those who have an interest in non-game MUDs, and to foment a study of these projects as a whole, technologically, sociologically, and esoterically. This is a non-profit activity and should not be exploited for any money-making purpose. If you have questions about the use of the data, please contact the author of it at yronwode.com@ nagasiva. Otherwise, all rights reserved, 2009-2029 nagasiva yronwode.

Nagasiva: divweb data

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divweb data

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	Contact: nagasiva yronwode (nagasiva @yronwode.com)<br>		Contact: nagasiva yronwode (nagasiva @yronwode.com)<br>
	Purpose: Networking and experimentation in a TinyMuck involving spiritual and occult concepts/practices. A Multi-User Dimension dedicated to the study and networking of occultism and spirituality. its thematic structure centers on the immense Tree of Life forming the Axle to a Zodiacal-Planetary Wheel, extending in seven spokes as the days of the week. having completed the abstract conventional Tree of Life and environment rooms atop the main room, additional outlets for group activities and particular (temple-palace of immortality) styles as well as initiatory trajectory into a tetraktys. public area completed; initiatory trajectories.		Purpose: Networking and experimentation in a TinyMuck involving spiritual and occult concepts/practices. A Multi-User Dimension dedicated to the study and networking of occultism and spirituality. its thematic structure centers on the immense Tree of Life forming the Axle to a Zodiacal-Planetary Wheel, extending in seven spokes as the days of the week. having completed the abstract conventional Tree of Life and environment rooms atop the main room, additional outlets for group activities and particular (temple-palace of immortality) styles as well as initiatory trajectory into a tetraktys. public area completed; initiatory trajectories.

			Data: [http://www.arcane-archive.org/interdisciplinary/symbolism/divination-web/ Arcane Archive Reference on Divination Web]<br>
			[https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/liber-mud.html Liber MUD: MUDs and Western Mysticism, by nagasiva yronwode]<br>
			[https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/divweb-sample-ad.txt Sample Divination Web Advertisement]

Nagasiva: third part

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third part

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	LIST OF NONGAME MUDS (Detail)		LIST OF NONGAME MUDS (Detail)

			ASTROVR - brando.ipac.caltech.edu 8888 (134.4.2<br>
			Contact: David Van Buren (dave @ipac.caltech.edu)<br>
			Data: ipac.caltech.edu:/pub/pickup/astrovr<br>
			Purpose: provides access to many astronomical databases in a collaborative environment.<br>
			Theme: Astronomer's Offices/Labs, noncyber simulation<br>
			History: "We were motivated by recent improvements in internet access to include most active researchers and the development of multi-user social virtual realities to experiment with the idea of a network based collaborative research tool. Our vision was that we would build a system that provides researchers with the ability to work together on-line, giving them the feeling that they are both present in the same room through the use of audio and visual cues. Small experiments using microphones attached to workstations discussing the project showed that the impression of presence would be possible to achieve.

			"To be a viable research tool we need more than just networked audio; the system must support shared access to databases, images, libraries, simulators, and other popular tools of the trade such as mongo, simbad and whiteboards. Ideally one should be able to hold an on-line meeting where each participant can lead a short show and tell of images, spectra or other data, sketch out ideas and equations, and gather comments and suggestions, i.e. everything that might happen in a weekly small group meeting or seminar. Outside group meetings much research is done by pairs: searching databases, working out equations, tossing around ideas. These uses should also be supported. Use of such a tool would obviously foster closer ties between scientists who otherwise are faced with geographical barriers to collaboration.

			"In November 1992 we began to work on this project during our "spare time" taking as a basis the multi-user database server MOO, the Livermore networked audio tool and an emacs-based user client. We dubbed this system AstroVR (Astronomy Virtual Reality)."

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			BioMOO - 132.76.55.12 8888<br>
			Contact: Gustavo (bmgustav @bioinformatics.weizmann.ac.il)<br>
			Purpose (from helpfiles): "BioMOO is a virtual meeting place for biologists, connected to the Globewide Network Academy. The main physical part of the BioMOO is located at the BioInformatics Unit of the Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel.<br>
			"BioMOO is a professional community of Biology researchers. It is a place to come meet colleagues in Biology studies and related fields and brainstorm, to hold colloquia and conferences, to explore the serious side of this new medium."<br>
			Theme: noncyber simulation of research center<br>
			Social Structure (from 'help purpose'): "BioMOO is a professional community of Biology researchers."

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			DU-MOO (DIVERSITY UNIVERSITY) - erau.db.erau.edu 8888<br>
			Contact: Jeanne (gsswky @menudo.uh.edu)<br>
			Data: Anon FTP: ftp.desy.de /pub/??; Anon FTP: parc.ftp.xerox.com /pub/MOO<br>
			Purpose: (obtained from FTP site): "In 25 words or less, the theme of D.U. is to teach as much as possible in as creative and unique a way as possible. Naturally, this includes allowing teachers to bring their classes online for interactive sessions.<br>
			"But D.U.MOO's purpose is so much greater than that. If you can imagine walking into a virtual physics room and finding a virtual experiment waiting to be performed, then you are on the right track. I call it an Experiential Learning Project. You might be asked to predict the results of the experiment and then perform it. If you were working on a display of weight in a vacuum, you might have some vacuum bottles there with things in each one, like a feather or a steel ball. You would state your prediction and then turn over the bottles to see which, if any, fell faster. There might be other bottles, with objects in them closer to the same weight. [NOTE: The purpose of Diversity University is the facilitation of educational processes via the MOO environment, not through performing the education itself but through the promotion of the MOO as a useful tool and forum.]

			"This only a very small sample of what could be done here by innovative teachers and programmers."

			Theme: University Campus<br>
			Structure: "Jeanne is a graduate social work student at University of Houston. She is the Archwizard at DU who takes care of public relations, and all other administrative details. She runs the whole thing. She gives tours to demonstrate the progress of the MOO, as well as attending educational conferences. She designed the initial MOO layout, and has guided it into the giant it has become."

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			DIVINATION WEB - telnet://divinationweb.org:9393<br>
			Duration: From early 1990s to 2008<br>
			Contact: nagasiva yronwode (nagasiva @yronwode.com)<br>
			Purpose: Networking and experimentation in a TinyMuck involving spiritual and occult concepts/practices. A Multi-User Dimension dedicated to the study and networking of occultism and spirituality. its thematic structure centers on the immense Tree of Life forming the Axle to a Zodiacal-Planetary Wheel, extending in seven spokes as the days of the week. having completed the abstract conventional Tree of Life and environment rooms atop the main room, additional outlets for group activities and particular (temple-palace of immortality) styles as well as initiatory trajectory into a tetraktys. public area completed; initiatory trajectories.

Nagasiva: 2nd part

2020-01-05T09:29:10Z

2nd part

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			FORMAT:<br>
			1: Name (Abbreviations; Type)<br>
			2: Telnet address(es)<br>
			3: Source Code Admin./Email<br>
			4: Additional Info Site Address<br>
			5: Size (bytes\|objects)/Quotas<br>
			6: Purpose<br>
			7: Theme<br>
			8: History<br>
			9: Social Structure<br>
			10: Comment<br>
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			LIST OF NONGAME MUDS (Detail)

Nagasiva: test first part

2020-01-05T09:28:21Z

test first part

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2020-01-05T09:23:01Z

hrs fixed

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	"In November 1992 we began to work on this project during our "spare time" taking as a basis the multi-user database server MOO, the Livermore networked audio tool and an emacs-based user client. We dubbed this system AstroVR (Astronomy Virtual Reality)."		"In November 1992 we began to work on this project during our "spare time" taking as a basis the multi-user database server MOO, the Livermore networked audio tool and an emacs-based user client. We dubbed this system AstroVR (Astronomy Virtual Reality)."

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	BioMOO - 132.76.55.12 8888<br>		BioMOO - 132.76.55.12 8888<br>
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	Social Structure (from 'help purpose'): "BioMOO is a professional community of Biology researchers."		Social Structure (from 'help purpose'): "BioMOO is a professional community of Biology researchers."

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	DU-MOO (DIVERSITY UNIVERSITY) - erau.db.erau.edu 8888<br>		DU-MOO (DIVERSITY UNIVERSITY) - erau.db.erau.edu 8888<br>
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	Structure: "Jeanne is a graduate social work student at University of Houston. She is the Archwizard at DU who takes care of public relations, and all other administrative details. She runs the whole thing. She gives tours to demonstrate the progress of the MOO, as well as attending educational conferences. She designed the initial MOO layout, and has guided it into the giant it has become."		Structure: "Jeanne is a graduate social work student at University of Houston. She is the Archwizard at DU who takes care of public relations, and all other administrative details. She runs the whole thing. She gives tours to demonstrate the progress of the MOO, as well as attending educational conferences. She designed the initial MOO layout, and has guided it into the giant it has become."

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	DIVINATION WEB - telnet://divinationweb.org:9393<br>		DIVINATION WEB - telnet://divinationweb.org:9393<br>
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	[https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/divweb-sample-ad.txt Sample Divination Web Advertisement]		[https://www.luckymojo.com/avidyana/gnostik/mud/divweb-sample-ad.txt Sample Divination Web Advertisement]

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	LAMBDAMOO - lambda.parc.xerox.com 8888 (192.216.54.2 8888)<br>		LAMBDAMOO - lambda.parc.xerox.com 8888 (192.216.54.2 8888)<br>
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	Purpose (obtained from 'help purpose'): "MediaMOO is a professional community for media researchers. It is a place to come meet colleagues in media studies and related fields and brainstorm, to hold colloquia and conferences, to explore the serious side of this new medium." [NOTE: MediaMOO is a MOO environment for experiments and exploration regarding and within whatever one may mean by the term 'Media'.]		Purpose (obtained from 'help purpose'): "MediaMOO is a professional community for media researchers. It is a place to come meet colleagues in media studies and related fields and brainstorm, to hold colloquia and conferences, to explore the serious side of this new medium." [NOTE: MediaMOO is a MOO environment for experiments and exploration regarding and within whatever one may mean by the term 'Media'.]

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	NOMICMUD - 130.194.64.67 5000<br>		NOMICMUD - 130.194.64.67 5000<br>
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	Data: Textfiles obtained from NOMICMUD - see [[#APPENDIX BELOW]]		Data: Textfiles obtained from NOMICMUD - see [[#APPENDIX BELOW]]

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	OPALMOO II - moo.brynmawr.edu 7777 (165.106.1.3 7777)<br>		OPALMOO II - moo.brynmawr.edu 7777 (165.106.1.3 7777)<br>
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	Comment: Hours - 2:30pm PST to 5:00am PST		Comment: Hours - 2:30pm PST to 5:00am PST

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	PMC-MOO (PostmodernCultureMOO) -- hero.village.virginia.edu 7777<br>		PMC-MOO (PostmodernCultureMOO) -- hero.village.virginia.edu 7777<br>
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	Theme: noncyber world duplication/extrapolation		Theme: noncyber world duplication/extrapolation

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	TECHMOOSEUM whyanext.com 8888<br>		TECHMOOSEUM whyanext.com 8888<br>
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	[NOTE: This MOO is so new it does not appear to have a public 'theme' statement defined at present. Ostensibly the purpose and theme is fairly clear, however, in that the first priority is the simulation of the 'Technology Museum' located in San Jose, CA. Subsequent to this, additional interactive exhibit-constructs will be built, all for the education and entertainment of MOOsters and those who may visit the physical Museum and catch a glimpse of the MOOseum through its online connection.]		[NOTE: This MOO is so new it does not appear to have a public 'theme' statement defined at present. Ostensibly the purpose and theme is fairly clear, however, in that the first priority is the simulation of the 'Technology Museum' located in San Jose, CA. Subsequent to this, additional interactive exhibit-constructs will be built, all for the education and entertainment of MOOsters and those who may visit the physical Museum and catch a glimpse of the MOOseum through its online connection.]

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	ZENMOO - cheshire.oxy.edu 7777		ZENMOO - cheshire.oxy.edu 7777

Nagasiva: try it without so much selfreference

2020-01-05T09:21:43Z

try it without so much selfreference

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Nagasiva: wiped page

2020-01-05T09:19:49Z

wiped page

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