TinyMUSH 2.2 was derived from TinyMUSH 2.0. Primary maintenance work on
this version is being done by Jean Marie Diaz (Ambar), Lydia Leong (Amberyl),
and Devin Hooker (Ophelia/Ysabel/Tyleet). We'd like to extend our thanks to
the following:

- Dave "Evinar" Peterson, for maintaining TinyMUSH 2.0, and his contributions
  to this version.

- JT "Moonchilde" Traub, and Glenn Crocker, for the original TinyMUSH 2.0
  rewrite of Larry Foard's TinyMUSH.

- All of the people who bughunted, tested, compiled, and generally banged
  on the server at obscene hours of the night, and everyone who provided
  us machines with weird operating systems to break our server on.

The original TinyMUSH 2.0 CREDITS file follows below.

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TinyMUSH 2.0 is derived from Larry Foard's TinyMUSH (which was itself derived
from TinyMUD, written by Jim Aspnes).  Ideas for features (and occasionally
code) came from many places, including TinyMUSE, PernMUSH, and TinyTIM.

We would like to thank the following people:

- Jim Aspnes, for the original TinyMUD (from which TinyMUSH was derived)

- Larry Foard, for the original implementation of TinyMUSH.

- Marcus Ranum for the original Untermud database layer code, and  Andrew
  Molitor for getting it to work with TinyMUSH.

- Andrew Molitor (again) for the VMS port.

- Russ(Random) and Jennifer(Moira) Smith, for ideas, comments, and coding
  help.

- R'nice(TinyTIM) for more good ideas than we could shake a wand of coding
  at.  (@doing, @edit enhancements, a REAL use command, lotsa minor fixes and
  tweaks)

- Coyote(TinyTIM, DungeonMUSH, NarniaMUSH), for finding some nasty bugs and
  NOT using them for evil purposes.

- Ambar, Amberyl, Sh'dow, Jellan, and Miritha (all from PernMUSH) for numerous
  bug fixes, enhancements, and ideas.

- Sketch(TinyTIM) for rewriting some of the more confusing help file entries.

- Hcobb(TinyTIM) and Furie(DungeonMUSH) for inspiring the parser rewrite and
  other security-related fixes and enhancements.

- The many other people who have contributed ideas, comments, or complaints
  about bugs.
