MUDS - What does MUDS stand for? Acronyms and abbreviations by the Free Online Dictionary.

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MUDS

Mindless Ups and Downs (hiking)

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She points out that in MUDs (Multiuser dungeons, based on the role-playing game "Dungeons and Dragons"; Bruckman, 1996), characters may not be of any fixed gender, but may evolve, mutate, or morph over time at the whim of their creator. Typing, doing, and being: sexuality and the internet by Ross, Michael W. / The Journal of Sex Research Hormel's ham-based meat product (and a memorable Monty Python skit) aside, Templeton's and others' research suggests its use originated in the game-playing sites known as MUDs (for "multi-user dungeons"), where it applied to several different types of abusive behavior. The spam wars: how should the Internet deal with junk mail? by Grossman, Wendy M. / Reason In September 2002, the Wall Street Journal ran a cover story comparing oil companies' environmental practices in Sakhalin with their practices in Alaska, stating examples in which foreign firms working in Russia were not doing everything they could or should when it came to protecting endangered Pacific gray whales, properly disposing of a drilling byproduct known as drilling muds or conserving fragile salmon habitats. The Sakhalin oil boom Part 1: from poverty to prospects: the tiny ... by Craft, Lucille / Japan Inc. More results

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She points out that in MUDs (Multiuser dungeons, based on the role-playing game "Dungeons and Dragons"; Bruckman, 1996), characters may not be of any fixed gender, but may evolve, mutate, or morph over time at the whim of their creator.

Typing, doing, and being: sexuality and the internet by Ross, Michael W. / The Journal of Sex Research

Hormel's ham-based meat product (and a memorable Monty Python skit) aside, Templeton's and others' research suggests its use originated in the game-playing sites known as MUDs (for "multi-user dungeons"), where it applied to several different types of abusive behavior.

The spam wars: how should the Internet deal with junk mail? by Grossman, Wendy M. / Reason

In September 2002, the Wall Street Journal ran a cover story comparing oil companies' environmental practices in Sakhalin with their practices in Alaska, stating examples in which foreign firms working in Russia were not doing everything they could or should when it came to protecting endangered Pacific gray whales, properly disposing of a drilling byproduct known as drilling muds or conserving fragile salmon habitats.

The Sakhalin oil boom Part 1: from poverty to prospects: the tiny ... by Craft, Lucille / Japan Inc.

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