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@idea from Tash

It would be helpful, no pun intended, if in the help files when someone comes across things a normal player is not allowed to do it says, "Only administrators are allowed to use this command," or something similar.

By SindomePlayer at Nov 5, 2001, 7:35 AM | 0
Any administrator-only command would either be put in with an administrator check, or a player wouldn't/shouldn't have access to it, 'least in my opinion and in my experience.
By Lujan at Nov 5, 2001, 7:40 AM | 0
Actually, and unfortunately, our entire help database is almost completely stock MOO and probably next to useless except to someone new to the whole MOO concept. In an ideal world, someone needs to sit down and totally rebuild the entire db into something relevent to Sindome… and that's one project I'm -not- signing up for. *eyes his bloated project list and sighs*

But yeah, good call.

By Rastus at Nov 5, 2001, 7:40 AM | 0
Lujan is correct. Checks are made so those things cannot be used. None of the admin have the time to go scrounging through the database and remove everything irrelevant to players. It's far from being a top priority.

Players do not have access to the building and programming help files as it is. The gen-index is mostly stuff you guys can use. If you try it and can't use it, well there's your answer. If you come across things that look remotely close to programming or building, then chances are they're admin only… especially when you try and fail to use them.

By FireStorm at Nov 5, 2001, 8:00 AM | 0
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