A hello and a favor

[cloud-nine.livejournal.com]

Thought I would take a moment to introduce myself before I asked for a favor.

I am a single, but Im supporting a multiple, who is a very loved friend of mine. I have been reading, researching, and looking at the posts here as Im eager to learn all I can so I can continue to support my dear friend. Im not a great poster, but I will be here learning from the input of everyone of you.

Now the favor

A colleague and I are creating a site using a mux server where multiples can build their systems. It can be used for their own reasons, maybe to show their therapist or family or friends. Maybe just to lay it out for their own pleasure. There will be different areas of the site, some for learning, some for fun. We are looking for anyone who might have some knowledge of the mux or mush servers and how to build. We are willing to teach as well.



We need a mature person, whether single or multiple who is willing to dedicate time to the project and show up at least 3 to 4 times a week for a few hours at a time. The info for log on is 'multiplicity.mushpark.com' port '3333', and @mail Huck or Hermione.



Thanks
cloud_nine

Comments

Mu Clients

[cloud-nine.livejournal.com]

Hi there,

Thanks for responding. There are two ways to log in. You can do it through Telnet, but that isnt a very user friendly way of doing it, or you can also download a client. I use one called SimpleMu, and my friend uses mushclient. They are free to use, and there are more than those around. Both can be downloaded, the last time I looked, from www.tucows.com
or you can try here

SimpleMu - http://simplemu.onlineroleplay.com/
Mushclient - http://gammon.com.au/mushclient/mushclient.htm

There are other clients. I got this address frome searching on yahoo for 'mush clients', and it has some links.

http://www.mudshell.com/homesite/mud_clients.html

Hope that helps
cloud_nine

[cyanocitta.livejournal.com]

SimpleMu, as mentioned above, is pretty easy to use. Learning building commands is simple, too... once you get 'em down you can build like lightning!

[cloud-nine.livejournal.com]

And Im always willing to teach, and help if you get stuck.

[ksol1460.livejournal.com]

You might ask on Sanctuary. Consult Inanna.

telnet://sanctuary.spundreams.net:3333

[gryphons.livejournal.com]

sanct is still up?
wow

[adreamerforme.livejournal.com]

If I had a computer with PSP of PS I'd do it.... but I don't have any of these right now.
However, once you get it up... you better bet your ass I'm gonna be there. ^___^

[cloud-nine.livejournal.com]

If you mean one of the graphics programs like Paintshop Pro or Photoshop, then you dont need them. Its purely text, which allows you to use the power of words to paint your picture and doesnt rely on any artistic skills.

Why not pop in and take a look? You will be welcome there
Look forwards to seeing you :)

[cyanocitta.livejournal.com]

I wish we had more time for things like this. One of us knows how to build on MUX... :)
Good luck with your project!

[cloud-nine.livejournal.com]

Should you ever find a few spare minutes, you will find a welcome there, if you want to come and say hello :)

[allusionist.livejournal.com]

I've never built on Mux, but I was a builder on a MU that used I think PheonixMUSH or something like that....how simliar are the systems in different MU*s?

I don't have the time to be a primary builder, but if you need secondary help, I could do that.

-Dan

[cloud-nine.livejournal.com]

Hi Dan,

Good to hear from you. I dont actually know what code PhoenixMUSH uses, so perhaps the best way to find out is to come and have a look. Im in Europe so Im usually around afternoons and very early evening EST, but weekends are more flexible.

If you want to come and see then you are welcome to talk to me, Hermione, or Huck, and even if you couldnt be a primary builder, help will always be gratefully received.

Just drop in and say Hi!
You are always welcome there :)