Ah, I'm that SIMS author. It's incomplete, and was written as a one-off 
exercise. If you want to take over the ownership of the package, just 
say so.

I'm basically too busy with Slate now and will probably just work on 
whatever improvements I have in mind there.

On Mar 9, 2005, at 2:16 AM, Blake wrote:

> I've been looking at using Squeak for MUD/MOO/MUSH purposes.
>
> I see there is SqueakSIMS, though it seems to have rotted. (In the 
> sense of generating MNUs under a basic 3.7 image.)
>
> Now, it seems to me that there are three (at least) components needed:
>
> 1. A collaborative space (some way for clients to share the common 
> experience and communicate with each other, as well as affect the 
> space).
>
> 2. A game framework/ruleset/etc. (This could be broken down a bunch of 
> ways.)
>
> 3. Content.
>
> It seems like SIMS does #2--I don't see any collaborative stuff or any 
> content.
>
> What I'm interested in NOT doing myself is #1. If nothing else, it 
> seems like Croquet ought to fill that need. Or whatever Croquet is 
> based on.
>
> Anyone have thoughts on this?
>
> 	===Blake===
>
>
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