Re: Where can I get mush source?

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From: Dan Heller
Date: Fri, 26 Oct 1990 02:42

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In article <13027@encore.Encore.COM> mperlman@encore.Com (Mark Perlman) writes:
> I'm new to this newsgroup.  Can someone point me to the archives
> for MUSH?  Please?

I think Bart has a long canned message to reply to requests like
this, but the general answer is: ftp from cse.ogi.edu:pub/mush
and look for the most recent version.
--
dan
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