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* Many people have helped develop PennMUSH. In addition to the people
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* for suggestions and patches, special mention is due to:
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* Past and present PennMUSH development team members:
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* T. Alexander Popiel, Ralph Melton, Thorvald Natvig, Luuk de Waard,
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* Shawn Wagner, Ervin Hearn III
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* Past and present PennMUSH porters:
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* Nick Gammon, Sylvia, Dan Williams, Ervin Hearn III
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* TinyMUSH 2.2, TinyMUSH 3.0, TinyMUX 2, and RhostMUSH developers
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* All PennMUSH users who've sent in bug reports and patches
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* The admin and players of DuneMUSH, Dune II, M*U*S*H, Rio:MdC,
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* and other places Javelin has beta-tested new versions
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* Lydia Leong (Amberyl), who maintained PennMUSH until 1995, and taught
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