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It was downloaded from http://www.tinymux.com/

Copyright:

Upstream Author: Stephen Dennis <brazilofmux@gmail.com>

License:

 MUX Source Code (version 2.0 through 2.6).
 Copyright (C) 1999-2004 by Solid Vertical Domains, Ltd.
 Copyright (C) 2005-2008 Stephen Dennis
 Contact: Stephen Dennis

 TinyMUX Source Code (versions 1.0 through 1.6)
 Copyright (c) 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, David Passmore.

 TinyMUSH 2.2 Source Code
 Copyright (c) 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, Lydia Leong,
 Jean Marie Diaz, and Deborah Wilson-Hooker.

 TinyMUSH 2.0 Source code
 Copyright (c) 1991, Joseph Traub and Glenn Crocker. All rights reserved.

 Based on TinyMUD code
 Copyright (c) 1995, David Applegate, James Aspnes, Timothy Freeman,
                     and Bennet Yee. All rights reserved.
 (Modified by these authors from the original 1989, 1990 TinyMUD copyright.)



 TinyMUX 2.0 is a derivation of TinyMUX 1.6 which is a derivation of
 TinyMUSH 2.0.10 patchlevel 6.  TinyMUSH 2.0 is dervived from TinyMUD.

 There are also portions of source code derived from PennMUSH 1.50.

 The TinyMUD copyright follows below.  PennMUSH, TinyMUSH 2.0 and
 TinyMUX 1.6 are now released under the OSI-standard Artistic License.



 Revised TinyMUD copyright:

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 TinyMUX 2.6 Copyright: The Artistic License

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 The author may be reached via email at brazilofmux@gmail.com.



 TinyMUX 1.6 Credits:

    James Callahan (Darkenelf), who contributed many patches, and ideas
 (@teleport/quiet, @readcache fixes, side effect functions, many bug fixes).

    Chris (Children of the Atom) for many ideas and many bug finds.

    Ralph Melton (Rhyanna@Castle D'Image) for bugs reports, patches, ideas,
 and extensions.

    T. Alexander Popiel for bug reports, patches, ideas, and extensions, too.

    Al Brown (Kalkin@DarkZone) for many clever ideas

    Kalkin(DarkZone) and Harlock(StarWarsII) who extended the comsystem and
 added tons of new commands.

    Kalkin, again, for the basis of the mail alias and guest code, and the
 idea of restarting on a fatal signal.

    Alan Schwartz (Javelin/Paul) and Lydia Leong (Amberyl), whose extended
 mailer from PennMUSH is the basis for MUX's @mail system. Also, Brandy
 (CrystalMUSH) whose +mail system inspired many of the features.

    Ethaniel and Kayan Telva (BTech3056) for the basic comsystem and macro
 code.

    Dreamline(Horizons) who helped update the help text.

    Airam(Generations) for ideas on the stack and @program code.

    Mike(StarWars), idea for not saving GOING objects, and mail expiration
 code.

    Dean Gaudet, for his user and hostname slave process code.

    Andrew Molitor, for the radix compression library, and some wonderful
 utilities.

    Robby Griffin, whose skill in uncovering obscure bugs has saved
 everyone a lot of time and effort.

    Many others.



 TinyMUSH 2.0 Credits:
    Lawrence Foard:
      Wrote the original TinyMUSH 1.0 code from which this later derived.
    Jin (and MicroMUSH):
      Made many, many changes to the code that improved it immensely.
    Robert Hood (virus):
      Modified the interface.c code to support alots of users.
    Lachesis:
      Introduced the idea of property lists to TinyMUCK
    Many others:
      Many features borrowed from other muds.

