Talk:MUD client

message: "wintin isn't really notable enough, the other clients noted in History are/were either first of their kinds, or very widely used. Feel free to prove me wrong" 
-well missing two points 
1. It is notable that there are free/open source MUD clients for Windows.
2. The fact the zMud is the last entry makes the whole thing sound like an advert for zMUD. 
Maybe the whole thing should be re-done on features rather than programs. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 82.36.234.10 (talk • contribs) 
:1 is taken care of by the large listing at the bottom of the article. 
:2 is due to the fact that that is the "History" section and there hasn't really been any overly notable client releases since. Perhaps Portal, but even that is very debateable.
:At any rate, WinTin is a nice enough client, but it's not all that notable. The link you have in the listing section is more than enough in my eyes.
:--Phorteetoo 04:39, 5 June 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: History

message: I added some initial tables, one for the OS, second one for server/client protocols, and maybe someone feels like adding a 3rd table with scripting capabilities. I'd suggest listing clients in alphabetic order and leaving a field blank if you have no idea.
While in theory every client can be run on every platform, it's probably best to only list the platforms the client developer provides working binaries/installers/builds for. --Scandum 13:56, 30 August 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  [[MUD_client_support_table|Mud Client Support Table]] 

message: Discussion previously conducted here and here.
"Most of the items listed on that page are as notable as the one I listed, yet you complain only about mine. Thus, I find your point moot." I agree wholeheartedly, that some of the other links may also be inappriopriate. But this does not make your contribution any more acceptable. You still haven't discussed any of my objections, so I'm feeling obliged to delete the link again. If you feel that I've done something wrong, you may request for editor assistance to help you resolve our dispute.
"Heres the answer to your question about wintin - You seem to have a link to it yourself, as you support it wholeheartedly. So, you delete mine, I delete yours. I didn't start this, you did." Uhm, I believe you are mistaken here. You have deleted the link to WinTin on Oct 2, almost a week before I started (see the edit summary), so you cannot claim that I support it in any way. Also, bear in mind that such "he did this, so I did this" arguments don't really move the discussion to resolution. --Krótki 08:23, 10 October 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Link to "dforces" mud client 

message: I suspect I wrote the first MUD client. It was in 1988, called Ripper and ran on the Atari ST. It was for the Micronet MUD called Shades. It's mentioned in Indra Sinha's book 'Cybergypsies'. 
82.10.226.69 (talk) 18:29, 28 May 2015 (UTC)
thread_title:  First MUD Client 

message: I should declare that I have made code contributions to the current incarnation of the TinTin++ client and am a moderator of the official forum for it.
Is it reasonable that a disambiguation page link does not actually give much about the specific subject of the disambiguation on the landing page?  Whilst it would be inappropriate for me to make a TinTin++ article could we at least get a link to the TinTin++ project site?
SlySven (talk) 11:59, 17 November 2016 (UTC)
replies: text: There's plenty of information about TinTin++ and its predecessors on this page. If you feel TinTin++ can meet the general notability guideline, feel free to try and write an article. ---- Patar knight - chat/contributions 21:33, 17 November 2016 (UTC)
thread_title:  Redirection for TinTin++ from TinTin disambiguation page links here with little detail on TinTin++ 

message: I came to this page to find free software MUD clients, but the article doesn't mention licenses. I think this info would be useful and should be included, as it is the case in many other software lists on Wikipedia. Apparently there used to be a list of free software and proprietary clients, but it was dropped for some reason. Could the license info be added again? --Drummyfish (talk) 22:13, 24 June 2019 (UTC)
thread_title:  Add license to the table?