Invitation to Netoric's Tuesday Cafe discussion, 11/5/96 (fwd)

[Eric Crump <wleric@SHOWME.MISSOURI.EDU>]

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Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 22:57:31 -0500
From: Tari Fanderclai <tari@UCET.UFL.EDU>

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             Please come to Netoric's Tuesday Cafe Discussion
                                   for
                            November 5, 1996
                              8:00 p.m. EST
                 in Netoric's Tuesday Cafe on MediaMOO

                                 Topic:

                              MUD Clients


                               To join us:
         Telnet to MediaMOO at purple-crayon.media.mit.edu 8888
         connect guest OR connect your character if you have one
                             @go Tuesday
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         Netoric's Information and MOOhelpsheet is available from
                         Netoric's Home Page:
          http://www.cs.bsu.edu/homepages/siering/netoric.html
          Netoric's home page also has logs of Netoric events!
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      Lately I (Tari) have been talking with a various teachers about
      mud clients, and I thought it might be helpful to bring up the
      subject at the cafe.  While you can get a lot of info by
      checking out part 2 of the rec.games.mud FAQs (there's a link
      from the Netoric home page if you don't know where to find
      them--recommended reading before the cafe!), it's also helpful
      to talk to those who've installed and used the clients.

      So join us this week and tell us what mud client(s) you use
      for yourself and your classes.  What features of your client
      made you choose it?  What's it missing?  How easy is it to
      install?  How did you go about getting it set up for your
      students--i.e., did your sysadmin put it on your system for
      everyone to use, or did you have to have students get their
      own copies, or what?

      And if you're using telnet to mud because you haven't yet
      figured out what to do about a mud client, bring your
      questions--clients make mudding a lot easier, and maybe we
      can help you get started using one!

      See you at the Cafe!

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