[lmud-cvs] CVS update: lmud/html/index.shtml

[James Crippen]

Update of /project/lmud/cvsroot/lmud/html
In directory common-lisp.net:/tmp/cvs-serv24683

Modified Files:
	index.shtml 
Log Message:
Dysrectia strikes! LxQUO and RxQUO were backwards through half of the page.

Date: Sat Sep 11 23:33:19 2004
Author: jcrippen

Index: lmud/html/index.shtml
diff -u lmud/html/index.shtml:1.1 lmud/html/index.shtml:1.2
--- lmud/html/index.shtml:1.1	Sat Sep 11 23:28:31 2004
+++ lmud/html/index.shtml	Sat Sep 11 23:33:19 2004
@@ -29,18 +29,18 @@
     <p>
       Although that previous paragraph sounds very inviting the truth is that
       LMud is nowhere near ready for playing, much less actual public
-      use. It‘s not even playable at all yet, since the command
-      processing stuff isn‘t finished. However it is under active
+      use. It’s not even playable at all yet, since the command
+      processing stuff isn’t finished. However it is under active
       development. Please join the LMud-devel mailing list (see below) if
-      you‘re interested in helping. I‘d absolutely love help on
+      you‘re interested in helping. I’d absolutely love help on
       some random part of the system, even if it is as mundane as adding user
       commands.
     </p>
 
     <p>
       The working system will have your usual MUD interface, a prompt where
-      you type such exciting commands as ”go north“ and ”eat
-      mushroom“ and ”cast ICBM at Moscow“. The command
+      you type such exciting commands as “go north” and “eat
+      mushroom” and “cast ICBM at Moscow”. The command
       processor is based on that described for
         <a href="http://www.cliki.net/CLIM">CLIM</a>,
       modified somewhat for use in a nongraphical environment. The command
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@
 
     <p>
       Initially the prototype MUD will have to be developed in
-      ’pure‘ CLOS, although eventually the hope is to have a set
+      ‘pure’ CLOS, although eventually the hope is to have a set
       of defining macros that wrap up all the messy details (inheritance,
       locking, etc) within an easy interface for implementing and extending
       basic MUD objects. Naturally, some objects will require access to the
@@ -377,7 +377,7 @@
       <a href="mailto:(@ jcrippen (. common-lisp net))">James A. Crippen</a>.
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-Last modified: Sat Sep 11 13:13:31 AKDT 2004
+Last modified: Sat Sep 11 13:28:57 AKDT 2004
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     </div>