d/lloodd11_87

ds of direct communication:

1) ADVISE: When this is done, whatever is typed at one terminal is executed at
another. For example:
 @ADVISE USERNAME
Then, whatever is typed will be carried out as if typed from that terminal
until the link is broken.
2) BReak: This breaks all links to the terminal typing BReak.
3) RECEIVE: This allows the terminal to receive either LINKS or ADVICE, as
specified by the command. Ex:
@RECEIVE ADVICE
4) REFUSE: This puts up a barrier keeping links or advice from reaching the
terminal. REFUSE ADVICE is default when logging in, so in order receive advice,
one would have to type the proper command.
5) REMark: Goes into a chat state in which textual information is sent to the
computer and not interpreted as commands.
6) TALK: Establishes a link between two terminals. Ex:
@TALK SMITH
would establish a link with SMITH. Whatever is typed is seen by both parties.
REMark is useful here if a conversation is to ensue.

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