An Atlas of Cyberspaces - MUDs and Virtual Worlds An atlas of maps and graphic representations of the geographies of the new electronic territories of the Internet, WWW and other emerging Cyberspaces.
Code begets community Information about Daniel Pargman's Ph.D. thesis on the social and technical aspects of managing a virtual community, a study of a Swedish MUD. Sample chapters in PDF format.
DikuMUD Family Tree Listing of MUD codebases by heirachy for Diku and all code bases.
Journal of Virtual Environments Academic journal devoted to MUDs and their uses. Formerly known as the Journal of MUD Research.
MUSE Ltd. Purveyors of fine, online games since 1985; principal products are MUD2 and the MUDDLE programming language and development system, both available for commercial licensing.
Open Site An article with an explanation of what MUDs are, an overview of their history, and a list of variants.
Richard A. Bartle: Players Who Suit MUDs Discusses whether MUDs are games, pass times, sports or entertainments and suggests four kinds of player: achiever, explorer, socializer or killer.
Vae Victus Contains news, logs, history, and a message board.
