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MOO

A MOO ("multi-user dungeon (MUD) object-oriented") is a text-based online virtual reality system to where multiple users (players) are connected at the same time.

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Non-descendant MOOs

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MOO

Nodes56
Edges55
Triples200
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035714
Components1

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MOO

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related to Educational MOOs · 56
MOO → Amy, At, ATHE, ATHEMOO, Bergen, BioComputing, Biology, BioMOO, BioMOO Wizards, Bruckman, Chu, Cyberspace Offers Chance To, Cynthia Haynes, Dallas, Diversity University, Do, During, File Utilities Package, Glusman, GNA Network
related to Social MOOs · 50
MOO → Actua, Aerosmith's, BayMOO, BDSM, Ben Jackson, Canada, Carleton University, ChatMUD, Cyberspace Tour, Cypherpunks, During, Earlier, EFF, Eh, Erik Ostrom, FactoryNet, For, GNA-NET, IDMOO, In December
related to Current projects based on MOO · 21
MOO → Argon2id, Codepoint, Deikun, HTTP, IAC, It, James, JSON, Kenny Root, LambdaMOO, Originally, Perl-compatible, Peter Anvin, Robert Leslie, SQLite, Stunt, The, These, ToastStunt, Unicode
related to history · 13
MOO → AlphaMOO, Eventually, Ghondahrl, Haakon, Lambda, LambdaMOO, May, MUD, October, Pavel Curtis, Stephen White, With, Xerox PARC
related to Research MOOs · 13
MOO → Amy Bruckman, Bruckman, Computers, English, Epistemology, In, It, Learning Group, MediaMOO, MIT Media Lab, Northern Illinois University's Department, Tuesday Cafe, Writing
related to background · 12
MOO → Another, BioMOO, Developments, Diversity University, GNA-NET, Gustavo Glusman, MOOs, Most, Some, SunNET, Their, They
related to Non-descendant MOOs · 11
MOO → Another, Brandon Gillespie, ColdMUD, CoolMUD, Genesis, Greg Hudson, LambdaMOO, MUD, None, Some, Stephen White
related to Administration · 9
MOO → All, All MOOs, Archwizards, Designated, MOOs, Such, These, They, Wizard
related to Social behavior on MOOs · 5
MOO → Behavior, For, However, MOOs, The
related to Access · 4
MOO → Almost, Participants, Thus, Upon

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Important terminology

server lambdamoo moos also one objects virtual use system used programming object-oriented developed called hosted online new known mud users

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continuing association of the MOO server code with the first public MOOinstance ofis named0.80text
LambdaMOO.The LambdaMOO version of MOO that gained popularity in the early 1990sinstance ofis named0.80text
and it remainsinstance ofis named0.80text
MOOrelated to AccessParticipants0.60section
MOOrelated to AccessUpon0.60section
MOOrelated to AccessAlmost0.60section
MOOrelated to AccessThus0.60section
MOOrelated to AdministrationAll MOOs0.60section
MOOrelated to AdministrationWizard0.60section
MOOrelated to AdministrationMOOs0.60section
MOOrelated to AdministrationSuch0.60section

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