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    <title>Props to my friends Matt and Dan</title>
    <summary>I always feel so proud when I manage to get a story posted to slashdot. I really wish I had a merit badge of some kind, with an array of /.&apos;s indicating how many stories I have gotten accepted... But...</summary>
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      <![CDATA[I always feel so proud when I manage to get <a href="http://games.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/02/16/2151210&mode=thread&tid=127&tid=186&tid=206">a story posted</a> to <a href="http://slashdot.org/">slashdot</a>. I really wish I had a merit badge of some kind, with an array of /.'s indicating how many stories I have gotten accepted... But I digress. This post was a nod to <a href="http://www.arenaunlimited.com/site/about/management.html">some friends</a> who have been working on <a href="http://www.arenaunlimited.com/devdoc/dev_guide.html">a really cool new gaming technology</a>.
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      <![CDATA[<i>"Amidst all the <A HREF="http://gamingopenmarket.com/">crazy ideas</a> in online video entertainment in the past year, there is a small company called <A HREF="http://arenaunlimited.com/">Arena Unlimited</a> that is taking an interesting approach to gaming economies. As near as I can tell, they're trying to open up a multitude of online gameplay services (e.g., opponent matching,  free market item trading) to the masses (i.e., open source and independent PC <A HREF="http://arenaunlimited.com/devdoc/dev_guide.html">game developers</a>). (I shudder to think what would happen if one could actually introduce a legitimate and real free market economy into <A HREF="http://thesims.ea.com/">The Sims</a>.) It's no Xbox Live, and their list of supported games is pretty small, but if they can do all that they say they <A HREF="http://arenaunlimited.com/devdoc/dev_guide.html#sec:roadmap">may one day support</a>, then sign me up."</i>]]>
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