The LambdaMOO server was based on the original MOO server written by Stephen White, and in the capable hands of Pavel Curtis at the Palo Alto Research Center it developed into a powerful system where any user can build his or her own objects. The language is a mix of C and LISP, and it is easy to learn. People new to MOO'ing, or perhaps even new to only a particular MOO will have problems adapting. Every MOO has it's own specific theme, and it's own range of objects. Online help is often not available, and even if online help is there, it is often not sufficient.
Tips are also a scarce item.
So, I decided that for my own MOO Area 42 proper documentation should be available, and thus I wrote it. Some of these documents are general and applicable to other LambdaCore derived MOO's as well. If you are missing something here which you feel should be available, talk to me about it. I like to write decent documents, and if I see the same usefulness in it, I might even write it. Keep watching this space, as I'm writing one of the most thorough MOO programming tutorials you will ever find, directed towards mostly the new users, but still of a certain usefulness to the more advanced MOO programmers.