modification enabling direct but controlled access to the underlying file system. Glusman also developed the intermoo GNA Network. LinguaMOO is an educational MOO dedicated to general studies of arts and humanities, created in 1995 by Cynthia Haynes of the University of Texas at Dallas and Jan Rune Holmevik of the University of Bergen. Many educational MOOs use the enCore system, derived from LinguaMOO, for their MOO database core. Haynes and Holmevik published two books on the educational use of MOOs. MundoHispano was founded in 1994 by Lonnie (Turbee) Chu and Kenzi Mudge (Syracuse University), with co-directors Theresa Minick (Kent State University) and Greg Younger (The Economics Institute). It was the first MOO in Spanish, complete with Spanish commands and accents, built for native speakers, learners and teachers of Spanish. At its height it had over 4,000 user accounts logging on from over a dozen countries. ATHEMOO started in 1995 at the University of Hawaii and was an online performance and teaching space for academics and professionals with an interest in theatre. At its height 2200 people were involved in ATHE and ATHEMOO. MOO Games HellMOO is a now-defunct role-playing MOO that had been online since 2004. It had a post-apocalypse theme but also mixed in a lot of science-fiction , erotica, cyberpunk and pop culture references. Modern splinters such as the direct descendant, MKUV, still exist and are being actively developed. Sindome is a cyberpunk role-playing MOO that has been online since 1997. It is still being developed, with new code being added by a dedicated group of coders. It is one of the more heavily developed MOO games still online. The game has a medium size player-base. See also MU* Chronology of MUDs Online text-based role-playing game Cyberformance References External links MOO home page The Lost Library of MOO www.moolist.com MUD servers Multiplayer online games Online chat