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Lies lies lies... yawn.


All this crap happened 7 years ago. If you have this important job you claim to have, why are you still crying about doormud and it's failure?

Um, what?? You're the one who, by your own admission, spends his free time googling my door game -- apparently so that you can ...

More blatant lies... sigh.

1. I have only ever posted on UseNet as either my real name or Rhythmnp (my old aol account i used to use for usenet) signed as my real name, so wtf are you talking about?

2. I started using BBS's at the age of 10 and used them regularly until the age of 22, so how ...

Well, I just did a quick search and while I haven't found the actual newsgroup where you quote 2003 on it (i do remember it) - I have found a very similar post by you.

So, let's reiterate with the post in context. I posted in 2003 that I'd *probably* make the game freeware around 2005, but that I ...

dspain wrote:sorry if my previous posts sounded harsh it was no attack on you personally.

No harm done. Thank you for the kind words!

he has no 9ntention of making it free. and only reason he maxes at 16users is cause the doorkit hes using.

The doorkits I've used (OpenDoors 16bit/DOS, OpenDoors 32bit/Win32, and Sync XSDK/win32) have either no user limitations, or a 256 user limit.

DoorMUD's 16 user limit was an arbitrary ...

doormud.. .... yeah, I have some issues with doormud myself. The first thing is that he took a freeware dos door game, albeit not complete, called land of the forgotten, and then made it a pay door. Like I've stated before, I don't know the legal implications when of taking freeware and then ...