ErlyMUD

Online room editing is now possible through "redit" and "addexit" commands. A privilege system is in place to restrict some commands. Safer connection handling has been implemented; it now uses flow control, and TCP listener and acceptor processes are in their own supervision structure separate from "live" connections. Data files have been relocated to a top-level directory, instead of below the release version.

Steve Vinoski's SHA2 module was incorporated to avoid dependency on the OTP crypto app, allowing for Windows compatibility. Basic support for telnet option negotiation was implemented according to the Q Method. Input handling now works in character mode by buffering until "\r\n" is encountered. What a successful login sequence looks like was documented.

This version features rooms with brief/long descriptions, simple navigation commands, items that can be picked up and dropped, and basic social commands, say, tell, emote, and who.