I sit around idle on there. But people do post ads pretty regularly on there, even if it's the same ads over and over.
I spend time on the Penn dev MUSH and shoot the shit and get code help, mostly.
If I'm looking for games, I try mushcode.com, mudstats and mudconnect.
@Chime
I must be way too tired.
For some reason it took me about fifteen minutes to understand exactly what you meant by override objects.
@Rook
I think he's referencing the Reach 'OMG HE STOLE OUR FLATFILE' fiasco that happened some month or so ago.
@Thenomain
No lurve. Like I said, not the end of the world for me.
@Chime
Chrome, most recent version. Windows 7 64bit. Hardware acceleration is off.
And I'm not over-worried about it; I can still read everything (it's mostly headers as an issue), and Eldritch's wiki is the only place I have this issue.
@Thenomain
Lots and lots of missing letters.
Unrelated to the Conditions discussion, but someone leaked a Beast playtest document on the 4chans.
Reading it now, will post more later.
@Rook
Nope, I have no custom anything CSS on my Chrome browser.
@Admiral
I disabled it and it's still weird. I'm missing random letters.
@Thenomain
Both have their awesome. Both have their awful. It's the way of games in general. 
As far as alt tracking, this is true. Mostly there may be some XP transfer policies introduced, and I was considering how to handle that. Honestly, I think I'm going to just keep alt tracking on the back burner; everything else I want to do is running on a trust method at the moment, and I think I'm going to stick with that until given a reason not to.
It's worked out well on the MU*s I've run before.
On the wiki, is it just me, or does anyone else seen to have random missing letters in the headings?
So I'm messing around with some stuff for chargen and thinking about things like alt limits, XP transfer, XP floor and such things like that. In my MU* history, most of the games I've ever played on required email apps and this was what was used to track apps/characters/alts, more or less (again, different groups from the WoD crowd, so we got lots of less 'fake throwaway emails' mostly).
I'm thinking about, when people go into chargen the first time, generating a unique ID that's tied to their characters (more or less an account ID), and have that be required to utilize stuff with alts, in order to better facilitate this for staff.
I'm not completely set on doing it, but I'm curious how some of the other MU*s out there, both current and developing, handle stuff like this. Or is it something you throw under the 'trust methodology'?
@icanbeyourmuse
Belated, but I did end up tweaking mine. I set it so that it checks all exits and, if they have the attr that denotes them as a 'building entrance' it strips them from the main list and displays them separately; only requires one attribute now, unlike my first version (I don't know WHY I didn't write it that way the first time, stupid brain).
Fickle f*cking computers. When you save something and then go back to open it and it's NOT FUCKING THERE.
This is really really annoying. Like... ready to CRY annoying.
@Bargle
I agree. I tried to MU* from my iPad while I was at the hospital with a family member, and I just couldn't really do it, even with an external keyboard.
@Spitfire
Also, with all the stuff that's only like, a teensy-bit left mechanically (things that say, do damage, you'd have to assign a base rating rather than just rely on success, or look at how Rites/Gifts function a little more if you need to convert over Lodge gifts or oddities), most things should be roughly mechanically compatible, sometimes with a little work -- and fluff is, as always, as compatible as you need it to be for your world.
@Luna
Unrelated to the discussion but there is a level of jealousy there, Luna. A very high level of jealousy.
@Three-Eyed-Crow
Urgh, every time I see that game I think of the epic failure that The 100 MUSH was, with it's 'oh so pretty people and connected with nature and oh so peaceful and knowledgeable apocalypse survivors'. And it makes me sad.