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MUF (Multi-User Forth) is the Forth-like programming language invented in 1990 for multi-user role playing system TinyMUCK. Each MUF program can access and manipulate in-game objects (items, locations, exits, players, programs). MUF programs can be invoked through global or local aliases or executed when an in-game object is examined or otherwise manipulated. The concept of user-programmable virtual world was later reimplemented with programming language LSL in the MMO game Second Life.

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-'''MUF''' (Multi-User Forth) is the [[Forth]]-like programming language invented in 1990 for multi-user role playing system TinyMUCK. Each MUF program can access and manipulate any in-game objects (items, locations, exits, players, or even other programs). MUF programs can be invoked through global or local aliases or executed when an in-game object is examined or otherwise manipulated. The concept of user-programmable virtual world was later reimplemented with programming language [[LindenScript]] in the MMO game Second Life.
+'''MUF''' (Multi-User Forth) is the [[Forth]]-like programming language invented in 1990 for multi-user role playing system TinyMUCK. Each MUF program can access and manipulate in-game objects (items, locations, exits, players, programs). MUF programs can be invoked through global or local aliases or executed when an in-game object is examined or otherwise manipulated. The concept of user-programmable virtual world was later reimplemented with programming language [[LSL]] in the MMO game Second Life.
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