Lingua MOO Archive and Resource Page
http://lingua.utdallas.edu/archive.html

Links and articles mostly related to education, teaching and virtual worlds.

Lost Library of MOO
http://www.hayseed.net/MOO/

This is a top notch site, excellent links and lots of MOO research papers. The Lost Library actually was lost itself for a while, when Lucien was taken out of service, but luckily it found a new place to remain lost for a bit longer.

MUD Connector
http://www.mudconnect.com/

Did you even know there are _this_ many MUDs, MOOs, MUSHes, etc. around? The MUD Connector is the ultimate list, with lots of extra goodies to boot.

MUD Resource Collection
http://www.godlike.com/muds/

A very extensive site, with various subsections ranging from FAQs and MUD lists to a well organized research section.

R. Talsorian Games
http://www.talsorian.com/

The homepage of the company that brought you the Cyberpunk 2020 role playing game. Must see :-)

Related Readings on Text-Based Virtual Realities
http://www.village.virginia.edu/readings/VR.html

An archive of articles and sites over at the University of Virginia.

Richard Bartle's collection of MUD related texts
http://www.mud.co.uk/richard/academic.htm

Richard Bartle is one of the founders/writers of the original MUD (now commonly referred to as MUD1 program) back in the early eighties, in Essex, UK.

The MUDdex
http://www.apocalypse.org/pub/u/lpb/muddex/

In 1993 Lauren Burka wrote: I have collected here documents pertaining to the history of MUDS. Most of these documents are posts saved from Usenet, MUD-related mailing lists, or logs of MUD interactions. Many of them are of historical or humorous interest. MUD software is still evolving. Computer interaction, where identities are fluid and the division between word and deed is nonexistant, presents new and unique problems that may never be solved.