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& mudname()
 
  Syntax: mudname()
 
  Returns the name of the MUX. This is usually (but not necessarily) 
  the name that appears in the various mud lists. This can be set via 
  the mud_name config directive.
 
  Example:
 
  > say mudname()
  You say "Battletech: Random Mux"