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+ Intermediate LPC first edition
+
+Copyright (c) 1993 George Reese
+All rights to this text are retained by the author.
+
+
+Permission is granted to distrubute and display the contents of this
+document in full so long as the following conditions are met:
+1) No payment may be received for the redistribution or display of this text,
+except to cover the costs for distribution media and and shipping and/or
+transmission charges.
+2) The textbook must be distributed or displayed in its entirety in its original
+form. Changes may only be made to private, individual copies, except as
+outlined below.
+
+Acceptable changes are defined as the following:
+1) Format changes, such as changing from WordPerfect to Word
+2) Medium changes, such as from electronic copy to paper
+3) Content changes are only acceptable under the following circumstances:
+ a) In electronic media: none of the original text may be ommitted.
+ You may add comments
+ as you feel necessary, so long as comments are enclosed in <* *>
+ and are accompanied by
+ the game name or real name of the author of the comments
+ b) In hard copy: none of the original text may be omitted, but it may
+ be struck out so long
+ as the content of the original text is visible. Comments may be made
+ in any form so long
+ as they are made in handwriting and they are signed by the author.
+ Comments which are typed or printed must be made in accordance with the
+ format for electronic media.
+
+Practically speaking, this is what I mean:
+First, I wrote this mostly for mud admins to put onto their muds for learning
+coders to read as they are learning to build realms. I did not do this for
+someone else to make a buck. So if you charge money for redistributing it
+or allowing someone else to see it, you are in violation of this copyright.
+Unless you are simply charging for what it cost you to print up a copy or
+what the diskettes and postage cost to mail it.
+Second, I wrote this textbook, and I should receive credit/blame for what I
+say, and others should receive credit/blame for what they say. For example,
+if I said something completely wrong, and you simply corrected it, I would
+be getting credit for something I did not do. Yet, if you comment according
+to the outline above, you will be properly credited for your comments.
+More important to me, however, is the practical effect of having hundreds of
+copies of this textbook everywhere. If you change something I had right
+without noting it as a comment, I will be blamed for spreading
+misinformation. This problem is only compunded if the text is redistributed.
+So I prefer my words to remain my own. But, when I make mistakes, or if
+something I say does not fit your driver/mudlib, please comment it so people
+will know. In addition, having the comments side-by-side allows people to
+see other ideas, like how another driver might handle something.
+
+
+I want to please note again, you may display this on your mud (like in /doc).
+You do not need to
+mail me for permission. I would not mind email, since it is nice to know
+people are using it, but that is not required. Also, if you really feel I have
+done such a wonderful job that you should pay money to use this, then give
+$5 to your local ASPCA (or international equivalent).
+
+See the file titled Contents for a full list of textbook chapters.