In Memoriam: Tai'lahr

OpenUru.org, along with the rest of the Mystonline community, is mourning the loss of Tai'lahr on October 16th, 2019.

Rest in Peace, friend.

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September 24, 1993 - Cyan's Myst game is published by Brøderbund. [1]


1995

The Book of Atrus by David Wingrove is published. [2]


The Unofficial Riven Home Page is started by Jim Stephenson. [3]


1996

The Book of Ti'ana by David Wingrove is published. [2]


1997

The Book of D'ni by David Wingrove is published. [2]


April 21, 1997 - The Riven Journals, a website of puzzles to promote Riven. [4]


July, 1997 - The Riven Lyst, a subscribed to e-mail list, is started by Doug McBride. [5]


October, 1997 - RivenGuild website is started by Gordon Currie. [4]


October 29, 1997 - Riven, the sequel to Myst is published by by Red Orb Entertainment (a division of Brøderbund). [6]


1998

Tweek started the website which would eventually become The D'ni Jazz Club. [7]


1999

March, 1999 - Doug McBride of the Riven Lyst is hired by Cyan. [5]


2000


Date Unknown - The D'ni Link [8] [9]


July 30, 2000 - D'niPedia.org was established. [10] The Writers Ring was created soon after and together they would become known as DPWR.net


2001 June 1, 2001 - Gordon Currie closes the RivenGuild website.

June 2, 2001 - Je'uhl (Harrison Pink) opens the Garternay website to serve as a "communication hub" following the demise of the RivenGuild site.


2002


2003


2004


2005 February 2005 - The Garternay site changes to a picture of two cones with caution tape in front of a framed photo of a book with Narayan symbols on the cover sticking out of the sand on a beach. Clicking on the image revealed the words, "A seabird calls. The unknowing one stands at the rail. Peace. The circle is closed. The last word written. -From the Korokh Jimah. vv.13245-46."

2006


2007

2008 February 2008 - The Garternay site becomes the topic of discussion on the MOUL forums in the thread, www.gaternay.com. The site changed in December 2008 (archived page) and contained a puzzle which eventually led to an IC blog (archived page, March 10, 2010).

2009


2010

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