Unless I misunderstand what you're saying, I think you are remembering whatever Nepenthe said incorrectly. <br> <br>1) You're saying that ALL clients work the same, from Zmud to telnet.exe. <br> <br>2) How would the client know when it was time to send another command to the mud? <br> <br>3) Why would your own client kick you for spamming? How does it know you are spamming vs. that is what the telnet application expects to recieve? <br> <br>4) If that were true, there would be a "flush buffer" command that you could issue that would get rid of any commands waiting in your local buffer, thus meaning you would be able to prevent from lagging yourself out. <br>