MOOs are Object Oriented MUDs. WOOs are MOOs with a web interface allowing more or less interaction with the objects of the MOO through a web connection. UNIX has very good multi-tasking abilities. An example is a UNIX server simultaneously running a MOO server program and one or more UNIX operating-system sessions, shells, for other users. A newbie is a new user to the internet, characterized by certain responses to interaction with others.
Newbies come in different flavors.
In the context of a server parsing a command, parsing means the server splits up the command string, received from a player, and decides where to send the request. Tabled Index Program A program can often be understood as code , a collection of text that describes what will happen when this program is executing. A program might also describe the result from sending the aforementioned text through a compiler. This is one instance where most MOOers agree that text might be used without the speakers prior permission. Qooc is one of many public mailing lists found on most MOOs.