MWorld - Revision history

RyanThunder at 15:20, 24 April 2009

2009-04-24T15:20:02Z

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	By 2001, mWorld was abandoned; it was supposed to smoothly transition from Rydia to ClassicGaming's servers, but for whatever reason, the site never successfully made the transition.		By 2001, mWorld was abandoned; it was supposed to smoothly transition from Rydia to ClassicGaming's servers, but for whatever reason, the site never successfully made the transition.

			Some of the old content from '''mWorld''' can still be viewed via "The Wayback Machine." Click [http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://mworld.rydia.net here] to browse mWorld from April 23, 2000 up until May 18, 2004.

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Terryn: Reverted edits by Sharpnova (Talk); changed back to last version by Wervyn

2008-01-11T13:51:16Z

Reverted edits by Sharpnova (Talk); changed back to last version by Wervyn

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Matt's World, later '''mWorld''', was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a large MegaZeux game archive, a [[Robotic]] reference, a popular message board, and frequently updated community news.

The boards were the most popular community hangout outside of [[IRC]] inbetween 1999 and 2000. However, the board's extremely lax security (for example, there was no registration necessary and there were only two frequently-absent mods) led to two recurring problems: Hordes of [[Marion Kimble|trolls]] and [[DONKEY LEMON FLOWER|faux-newbies]] flooding the board with stupid posts and [[Luke Drelick]] constantly harassing certain members of the community through frequent masquerades. The first problem led to [[dormando]], host of mWorld's server [[Rydia]], removing the forums late in 2000.

By 2001, mWorld was abandoned; it was supposed to smoothly transition from Rydia to ClassicGaming's servers, but for whatever reason, the site never successfully made the transition.

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Wervyn: Reverted edits by 75.44.190.228 (Talk); changed back to last version by Terryn

2007-03-25T02:07:58Z

Reverted edits by 75.44.190.228 (Talk); changed back to last version by Terryn

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	~~Fuck you flaming faggots~~. I'll never ~~stop vandalizing~~. ~~I can change my IP at will! :)~~		{{wrongtitle\| 1 = mWorld}}

			Matt's World, later '''mWorld''', was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a large MegaZeux game archive, a [[Robotic]] reference, a popular message board, and frequently updated community news.

			The boards were the most popular community hangout outside of [[IRC]] inbetween 1999 and 2000. However, the board's extremely lax security (for example, there was no registration necessary and there were only two frequently-absent mods) led to two recurring problems: Hordes of [[Marion Kimble\|trolls]] and [[DONKEY LEMON FLOWER\|faux-newbies]] flooding the board with stupid posts and [[Luke Drelick]] constantly harassing certain members of the community through frequent masquerades. The first problem led to [[dormando]], host of mWorld's server [[Rydia]], removing the forums late in 2000.

			By 2001, mWorld was abandoned; it was supposed to smoothly transition from Rydia to ClassicGaming's servers, but for whatever reason, the site never successfully made the transition.

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75.44.190.228 at 18:54, 24 March 2007

2007-03-24T18:54:19Z

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	~~{{wrongtitle\| 1 = mWorld}}~~		Fuck you flaming faggots. I'll never stop vandalizing. I can change my IP at will! :)

	Matt's World, later '''mWorld''', was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a large MegaZeux game archive, a [[Robotic]] reference, a popular message board, and frequently updated community news.

	~~The boards were the most popular community hangout outside of [[IRC]] inbetween 1999 and 2000. However, the board~~'s extremely lax security (for example, there was no registration necessary and there were only two frequently-absent mods) led to two recurring problems: Hordes of [[Marion Kimble\|trolls]] and [[DONKEY LEMON FLOWER\|faux-newbies]] flooding the board with stupid posts and [[Luke Drelick]] constantly harassing certain members of the community through frequent masquerades. The first problem led to [[dormando]], host of mWorld's server [[Rydia]], removing the forums late in 2000.

	~~By 2001, mWorld was abandoned; it was supposed to smoothly transition from Rydia to ClassicGaming's servers, but for whatever reason, the site~~ never ~~successfully made the transition~~.

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Terryn: Reverted edits by 75.40.24.41 (Talk); changed back to last version by 207.35.119.185

2006-12-11T15:56:53Z

Reverted edits by 75.40.24.41 (Talk); changed back to last version by 207.35.119.185

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	~~mzx is~~ for ~~faggots~~		{{wrongtitle\| 1 = mWorld}}

			Matt's World, later '''mWorld''', was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a large MegaZeux game archive, a [[Robotic]] reference, a popular message board, and frequently updated community news.

			The boards were the most popular community hangout outside of [[IRC]] inbetween 1999 and 2000. However, the board's extremely lax security (for example, there was no registration necessary and there were only two frequently-absent mods) led to two recurring problems: Hordes of [[Marion Kimble\|trolls]] and [[DONKEY LEMON FLOWER\|faux-newbies]] flooding the board with stupid posts and [[Luke Drelick]] constantly harassing certain members of the community through frequent masquerades. The first problem led to [[dormando]], host of mWorld's server [[Rydia]], removing the forums late in 2000.

			By 2001, mWorld was abandoned; it was supposed to smoothly transition from Rydia to ClassicGaming's servers, but for whatever reason, the site never successfully made the transition.

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75.40.24.41 at 09:51, 11 December 2006

2006-12-11T09:51:39Z

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	~~{{wrongtitle\| 1 = mWorld}}~~		mzx is for faggots

	Matt's World, later '''mWorld''', was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a large MegaZeux game archive, a [[Robotic]] reference, a popular message board, and frequently updated community news.

	~~The boards were the most popular community hangout outside of [[IRC]] inbetween 1999 and 2000. However, the board's extremely lax security (~~for example, there was no registration necessary and there were only two frequently-absent mods) led to two recurring problems: Hordes of [[Marion Kimble\|trolls]] and [[DONKEY LEMON FLOWER\|faux-newbies]] flooding the board with stupid posts and [[Luke Drelick]] constantly harassing certain members of the community through frequent masquerades. The first problem led to [[dormando]], host of mWorld's server [[Rydia]], removing the forums late in 2000.

	~~By 2001, mWorld was abandoned; it was supposed to smoothly transition from Rydia to ClassicGaming's servers, but for whatever reason, the site never successfully made the transition.~~

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207.35.119.185: Typo

2006-10-22T16:10:26Z

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	Matt's World, later '''mWorld''', was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a large MegaZeux game archive, a [[Robotic]] reference, a popular message board, and frequently updated community news.		Matt's World, later '''mWorld''', was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a large MegaZeux game archive, a [[Robotic]] reference, a popular message board, and frequently updated community news.

	The boards were the most popular community hangout outside of [[IRC]] inbetween 1999 and 2000. However, the board's extremely lax security (for example, there was no registration necessary and there were only two frequently-absent mods) led to two recurring problems: Hordes of [[Marion Kimble\|trolls]] and [[DONKEY LEMON FLOWER\|faux-newbies]] flooding the board with stupid posts and [[Luke Drelick]] constantly harassing certain members of the community through frequent ~~masqerades~~. The first problem led to [[dormando]], host of mWorld's server [[Rydia]], removing the forums late in 2000.		The boards were the most popular community hangout outside of [[IRC]] inbetween 1999 and 2000. However, the board's extremely lax security (for example, there was no registration necessary and there were only two frequently-absent mods) led to two recurring problems: Hordes of [[Marion Kimble\|trolls]] and [[DONKEY LEMON FLOWER\|faux-newbies]] flooding the board with stupid posts and [[Luke Drelick]] constantly harassing certain members of the community through frequent masquerades. The first problem led to [[dormando]], host of mWorld's server [[Rydia]], removing the forums late in 2000.

	By 2001, mWorld was abandoned; it was supposed to smoothly transition from Rydia to ClassicGaming's servers, but for whatever reason, the site never successfully made the transition.		By 2001, mWorld was abandoned; it was supposed to smoothly transition from Rydia to ClassicGaming's servers, but for whatever reason, the site never successfully made the transition.

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Terryn at 19:04, 21 October 2006

2006-10-21T19:04:17Z

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	~~MWorld~~ was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a game archive, a [[Robotic]] reference, and frequently updated community news. ~~MWorld~~ was ~~discontinued~~ in 2001.		{{wrongtitle\| 1 = mWorld}}

			Matt's World, later '''mWorld''', was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a large MegaZeux game archive, a [[Robotic]] reference, a popular message board, and frequently updated community news.

			The boards were the most popular community hangout outside of [[IRC]] inbetween 1999 and 2000. However, the board's extremely lax security (for example, there was no registration necessary and there were only two frequently-absent mods) led to two recurring problems: Hordes of [[Marion Kimble\|trolls]] and [[DONKEY LEMON FLOWER\|faux-newbies]] flooding the board with stupid posts and [[Luke Drelick]] constantly harassing certain members of the community through frequent masqerades. The first problem led to [[dormando]], host of mWorld's server [[Rydia]], removing the forums late in 2000.

			By 2001, mWorld was abandoned; it was supposed to smoothly transition from Rydia to ClassicGaming's servers, but for whatever reason, the site never successfully made the transition.

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Plecostomus at 01:19, 21 October 2006

2006-10-21T01:19:14Z

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	MWorld was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a game archive, [[Robotic]] reference, and frequently updated community news.		MWorld was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a game archive, a [[Robotic]] reference, and frequently updated community news. MWorld was discontinued in 2001.

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Plecostomus at 01:18, 21 October 2006

2006-10-21T01:18:19Z

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MWorld was the personal Web site of [[Matt Williams]]. At its height, the site included a game archive, [[Robotic]] reference, and frequently updated community news.

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