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X-Core
The original Xivio.com World Server Core
Xivio.com was a commercial children's virtual world website created in 2006 by Gavin Conrad. This is the legacy World Server Java Core made available to the world to do with as it wishes. -
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GumBark [KARMARAPTOR] Proj. rMakeNANArk
GumbArk(tm) - spiritual social networking - for a better world.
To create, as a community, a open source superior quality C# .NET 4.0 better international spiritual world social networking, personals online dating, Noah’s Ark Game – Get it? GumbArk(tm): Sunk to begin with. We teach we need more life savers sawing bricks and wood. A web application that will provide a safer and totally cool way of ensuring long term loving partnerships between individuals for a better world. -
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W.A.L.K.S. Web Aided Laboratory for Knowledge Sharing is a multilingual web application, to give the ability to expert IT users, to help less experienced users solve their IT problems. This is about reducing digital divide throughout the world.
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MMORPG simulating virtual fantasy world. Our concept is "play from anywhere". The game is in *early* development stage. There is still a lot of work to be done. Pre-alpha test server can be found at http://world7.no-ip.org
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