I’ve heard of those two MMOs, but I never got around to trying them out. Once I start playing a game, my presence in other online communities takes a huge hit. I try to limit myself to one game, which is the MUD Achaea at the moment.

*laughs* I do get that all the time. No, it’s not for sale currently. I’m going to use it more actively in the future, but right now it’s just my personal blog. I know that a good number of people have ‘personal’ websites, though I do realize how rare it is to have the domain of your first name.

Wheel Questions looks like an interesting concept!

~Jonathan Castello

It seems we have some things in common! I’m also a Jonathan, and a programmer, and into MUDs. I’m founder and former CEO of Turbine, Inc. the MMO behind Dungeons & Dragons online and Lord of the Rings Online.

You must get this all the time, but I wonder if your domain is for sale? You are doing something with it but it’s not like you have a business based on it so I thought it wouldn’t hurt to ask.

Check out my most recent project at http://WheelQuestions.org

-Jon

I’d love to know why you believe it’s supposed to be about Jonathan Levinson. The site isn’t called ‘jonathanlevinson.com’!

My father let the Buffy producers utilize the website for that episode. I was too young to make use of the name myself at the time, and I honestly don’t remember the details. But until further notice, this site will be about me. I’m sure a quick Google search would dig up plenty on said Jonathan if you’re still looking.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Season 4, Episode 17 (“Superstar”).

I’ve been playing with the new hidden protocol now a little and I found another way to encode and decode JSON messages.
There is a JSON library, that is native for LUA (found at http://json.luaforge.net/), which works pretty well too.
I’m not sure what would be easier to implement for each supported Scripting language, but I thought I throw it in.

Cheers
Keneanung

Just head to Gravatar.com, sign up, and set an avatar for each email address you want to use to comment. Any Gravatar-enabled website (like a WordPress blog) can look up your avatar given your email address and use your avatar there.

I’m very excited about this project. My only complaint is that jonathan.com/wp-register.php redirects to ../wp-login.php?registration=disabled.

I want a cool picture to go along with my comments. :]