The Myth

David Spink    Morglum@another.co.uk

=== Copyright and License Terms

Diku Mud is copyright (C) 1990, 1991 by Sebastian Hammer, Michael Seifert,
Hans Henrik St{rfeldt, Tom Madsen, and Katja Nyboe.  Their license agreement
is in the file 'license.doc'.

Merc Diku Mud is a derivative of the original Diku Mud and is subject to their
copyright and license agreement.  Merc Diku Mud contains substantial
enhancements to Diku Mud.  These enhancements are copyright 1992, 1993 by
Michael Chastain, Michael Quan, and Mitchell Tse.

The Myth is a derivative of God Wars and Merc2.1 and is subject to their copyright
and license agreement, as well as those of Diku.  The Myth contains numerous
code changes and additions.  With the exception of the prompt code, ALL done
by Morglum.

In order to use The Myth you must follow the Diku license, Merc license,
God Wars license and The Myth license.

The exact terms of the Diku license are in the file 'license.doc'.  A 
summary of these terms is:

	-- No resale or operation for profit.
	-- Original author's names must appear in login sequence.
	-- The 'credits' command must report original authors.
	-- You must notify the Diku creators that you are operating a Diku mud.

The exact terms of the Merc license are in the file 'license.txt'.  A
summary of these terms is:

	-- Copyrights must remain in original source.
	-- 'Help merc' must report the Merc help text, as shipped.

The God Wars Deluxe license terms are:
        -- Copyrights must remain UNCHANGED in original source.
        -- The original Merc authors must be displayed in the login sequence.
        -- The text 'God Wars was created by KaVir' must be displayed in the 
           login sequence.

The Myth license terms are:
        -- Copyrights must remain in original source.
        -- The original Merc authors must be displayed in the login sequence.
        -- The text 'The Myth was created by Morglum' must be displayed in the 
           login sequence.
        -- 'Help themyth' and 'help myth'  must report The Myths help text, as shipped.
        -- You e-mail Morglum at 'Morglum@another.co.uk' and inform him that you
           are using this code and the server and port it's running from.