Author Archives: Mac_Fife

About Mac_Fife

OpenUru.org forum global moderator and wiki admin, former MO:UL (mystonline.com) moderator. General OU website dogsbody. Unless stated, my posts represent my own views and are not necessarily the official views of OpenUru.org.

Tai’lahr

Posted on October 17, 2019 by Mac_Fife

Today brought the very sad news that Tai’lahr – Terri to many of us – had passed away yesterday, October 16th, having suddenly fell ill on Saturday. Tai’ had been around Uru as long as I could remember, which in … Continue reading →

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It’s all relative…

Posted on September 10, 2013 by Mac_Fife

…but not always. It should be no secret by now that MO:ULa’s CAVCON is something of a pet subject for me. This latest bit of musing on the subject was triggered by something Malfhok posted on the MO:UL forums.

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DeBinkifying CWE

Posted on June 16, 2013 by Mac_Fife

Now that some six months has elapsed since the issue with RAD Game Tools’ Bink license emerged, it’s perhaps time explain some of what arose for those who weren’t directly involved. A couple of people have asked, most recently Jamie … Continue reading →

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To donate, or not to donate, that is the question:

Posted on December 16, 2012 by Mac_Fife

In my previous posting here I talked about CAVCON and what it means. Following some noteworthy points that were raised in the CAVCON Meter thread on the MystOnline.com forums, I thought I’d use this posting to discuss a very closely … Continue reading →

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So, what is this CAVCON thing?

Posted on December 12, 2012 by Mac_Fife

It seems that quite a few people are confused by CAVCON, moreso following recent changes RAWA made to what was being reported, so I thought I should try to explain my interpretation of what the CAVCON Meter reports mean and … Continue reading →

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