Sometimes MCCP (the compression) prevents that last bit of text from coming through. It was a longstanding bug with MUSHclient, which I think was fixed a while ago. Don't know about other clients.

No, I use Mushclient.

This used to happen for me on whichever client I used, even Nexus. If you look quickly enough when logging out of Nexus you can sometimes catch it.

You can also set Nexus to not go back to the logon screen when you're done.

Is there any way to fix it?

I have the latest version of Mushclient. Is there a setting I need to toggle or something?

4.55 is the latest. 4.43 is the one "advertised" on the main page. I wouldn't recommend upgrading past 4.51, at least until 4.56 fixes a couple of issues with saving plugins in 4.54/4.55.

Ctrl+G to open your world properties, Appearance -> Output, check Disable compression, reconnect.

Nope.

Well, that kind of sucks. I'd like to use the design some day, it was for a contest in the guild.

Not even switching to nomortalreview?

Maybe request a new design of the same pattern, recall that one, copy over all the info and submit the new one in its place?

Well, I suppose that would at least draw the Charites' eye to it, yes. So, that is to say, if your design has been sitting on the queue for a week or more and nothing's come of it, you can certainly swap it to nomortalreview. It will at least draw an admin's eye to it.

I'll do that then.

Huh well that's kind of weird, cuz I've always seen how the "You've played X games." Even when I played Imperian and that was about 7 years ago. I've always used Nexus too, though now I'm using the other IRE client thingy mabob.

The coolest advice I've ever learned is also the advice that I shamefully don't always follow:

When you're dealing with customers, public relations or anyone whose opinion of you matters in the work force, don't overreact about something in their direction. If you find yourself so frustrated that you can't contain yourself and your first instinct is to wig out and email said person something nasty, calling him or her a destitute, washed up husk of a talentless person, type up the email. Make it long. Make it juicy. And then delete it.

It's cathartic and it will keep people from perceiving you as hot-tempered, or worse.

The author of the gossip is the Stephen Colbert of Gaudiguch.

I write up long emails.

And then I send them.

Poor Estarra!

I actually do that quite often - it's my cathartic release over the silliness I see! Like the forums.

How do you address emails to those whose address you do not know?

But...if they registered, He would know the emails, no? *hide*

Silly Xenthos. It doesn't HAVE to be email. It can be like a long post here. Or a notepad.

Or a quill and paper.