TriadCity Message of the Day
2019-12-04

With the addition of Midgaard, TriadCity has graduated from a World to a Universe.

How to know who's logged-in to either or both Worlds? With the newly-augmented Who command.

Now if you type simply 'who' you'll retrieve the list of logins inside your current World, meaning, the World where you're standing at the moment you type the command. Type 'who' in TriadCity, you'll see everyone currently visiting the TriadCity World; similarly type 'who' in Midgaard for the Midgaard logins.

Or you can specify the World to query. 'who midgaard' gets you the Midgaard list, and naturally 'who triadcity' the TriadCity list. This way you can check for friends in either World.

For everyone in the Universe, type 'who all'.

Meet you in The City!
Either one!

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"Burroughs's zone, or interzone, is a vast, ramshackle structure in which all the world's architectural styles are are fused and all its races and cultures mingle .... Sometimes it is located in Latin America or North Africa, sometimes (as in The Ticket That Exploded, 1962) on another planet, sometimes (as in Cities of the Red Night,, 1981) in a lost civilization of the distant past. By contrast, Alasdair Gray's zone (in Lanark, 1981), a space of paradox modeled on the Wonderland and Looking-glass worlds of the Alice books, has been displaced to the ambiguous no man's land between cities .... Pynchon's zone is paradignmatic for the heterotopian space of postmodernist writing .... Here ... a large number of fragmentary possible worlds coexist in an impossible space which is associated with occupied Germany, but which is in fact located nowhere but in the written text itself."
— Brian McHale, Postmodernist Fiction (info)

TriadCity Message of the Day 2019-12-04

TriadCity Message of the Day
2019-12-04