The Mud Connector

The Mud Connector
Type of site	Computer gaming website
Owner	Andrew Cowan
Created by	Andrew Cowan
URL	http://www.mudconnect.com/
Registration	Optional and free
Launched	January 8, 1995

The Mud Connector, abbreviated TMC, is a computer gaming website that provides articles, discussions, reviews, resource links and game listings about MUDs.^[1] The site lets MUD owners, administrators and enthusiasts submit information and reviews about specific MUDs.^[2]^[3] The site contains over 1000 MUD listings^[4] and designates a subset of virtual communities suitable for children.^[5]^[6] Mud Companion magazine praised the site.^[7]^[8]

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^ John Bellone (March 2002). "So you want to be a coder, eh?". The Mud Companion (3): 28. ISSN 1499-1071. There are good resources on the Internet that deal with codebases, one of which is the Mud Connector ... The Mud Connector has a lot of great information
^ Michael Tresca (Winter 2001). "An interface only a mother could love". The Mud Companion (2): 42. ISSN 1499-1071. Take a look at the latest MUDs (http://www.mudconnect.com/mudcategory.html), and you'll see there are a lot to choose from. In fact, there are too many to choose from; 1,795 when this article was written. The good news: it's fairly easy to distinguish the good MUDs from the bad MUDs. The bad news: there are a LOT of bad MUDs. It's just a matter of sorting through the chaff and finding the MUD that's right for you. Got your notepad open? Good! ..." {{cite journal}}: External link in |quote= (help)

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[mudcompanion-coder-7] John Bellone (March 2002). "So you want to be a coder, eh?". The Mud Companion (3): 28. ISSN 1499-1071. There are good resources on the Internet that deal with codebases, one of which is the Mud Connector ... The Mud Connector has a lot of great information

[mudcompanion-interface-8] Michael Tresca (Winter 2001). "An interface only a mother could love". The Mud Companion (2): 42. ISSN 1499-1071. Take a look at the latest MUDs (http://www.mudconnect.com/mudcategory.html), and you'll see there are a lot to choose from. In fact, there are too many to choose from; 1,795 when this article was written. The good news: it's fairly easy to distinguish the good MUDs from the bad MUDs. The bad news: there are a LOT of bad MUDs. It's just a matter of sorting through the chaff and finding the MUD that's right for you. Got your notepad open? Good! ..." {{cite journal}}: External link in |quote= (help)

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