QFMUD Voluntary Services: Task Designation Information

Dustin — Sun, 05 Jun 2005 18:56:56 -0000

Even though I plan to code the majority of QFMUD on my own, occasionally I may have a task for somebody else to complete. This could involve anything from documentation to programming. If I have a task that I don't have the time to work on I'll post it on the forums, pre-fixed with "TASK:". I'll include all the information I believe you need to know in the body of the message.

If you wish to do the assigned task be sure to say so by replying to the message. After doing so you must wait for me to accept or decline your offer. If you're accepted you may continue to post in the thread with questions pertaining to the task you're trying to complete.

When the task is complete you may submit an attachment of your work to a reply to the original task request thread. If there's anything else that needs to be done, we will work it out in the thread. Otherwise it'll be added to the project ASAP. If modifications are needed I reserve the right to change your work. Also, as the project grows your work may be modified to suit its needs.

Whether programming or writing documentation, your name will be mentioned as thanks for completing the task. Please remember that all this is completely voluntary; nobody is making a profit from this project.

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QFMUD Programmer & Project Administrator,
Dustin Cox
http://qfmud.quickfry.com

QFMUD is now Hosted!

Dustin — Tue, 17 Aug 2004 16:10:47 -0000

The QFMUD MUD will be hosted by Nick Steele of Duskknight.net and NickSteele.us. Thank you!

I will post information for anyone to view the progress first hand as soon as I can.

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Dustin — Wed, 11 Aug 2004 18:25:49 -0000

After a few weeks of not working on Quickfry MUD, I finally got my motivation back again. I'm writing to tell you of some changes in the project.

I am no longer looking for developers. I didn't need developers in the first place! I'm not sure why I started looking...

QFmud may be a MUD that uses its own client to interface with its users faster. Why is this? I'm considering file sharing as a possibility. It wouldn't be too difficult to implement, but the only problem I can see is we'll lose everybody who doesn't want to download the client. If we do create our own client, Stuart has all ready promised a PERL version.

The source is now fully OS-independant thanks to some macros/preprocessor values I've put in the source. Why can't you find this on the CVS? I'm too lazy to learn how to use a CVS right now!

If you have any questions or comments, just post on the forums.

- Dustin Cox

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