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PMOG stands for Passively Multiplayer Online Game. Using a Firefox plug-in players can gain experience by visiting web sites and other activities. Users can also create characters, form alliances (and of course enemies) and interact with web sites in a unique fashion. The game starts by selecting a character and faction, there are several to choose each with specific features. Users can then take (or create their own) PMOG missions. A mission is made up of several stops or light posts on the Internet, with the PMOG Firefox plug-in players are directed on a "tour" of 5-10 links related to the mission. Each stop can include a message from the mission creator or even a trap in the form of a mine. Players accumulate points for participating which can intern be used to purchase armor and weapons.
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Fast Facts:
- CEO: Justin Hall
- COO: Merci Hammon
- Developed by GameLayers, Inc.
- Originally funded by the BBC
- Users can leave traps (mines) to cause damage to other players
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Facebook: PMOG Group
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Official Site: PMOG The Passively Multiplayer Online Game
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CrunchBase Company Profile: GameLayers
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GameLayers, Inc: About PMOG
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Blog: Passively Multiplayer Online Gaming
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PMOG on Twitter Powered by Twitter
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Just found out that The Nethernet, or PMOG, finally closed in Aug. It was fun while it lasted or it was before bacon was created. #RIP
@Camolai | November 15, 2009 08:45 PM -
I have made a (semi) Political cartoon about #pmog and #nethernet!
@gbelste | November 15, 2009 08:04 PM -
@seven7seven we all seem so harmless away from the net, pmog net. funny foto...d4q1,jamesatyourdoor,c3po,protractor.
@yourpoet | November 15, 2009 05:42 PM -
@Rammi Whatever username you use for google wave, there is a wave for pmog/tnn players!
@notorioust_man | November 15, 2009 02:47 PM -
@gbelste of course I know your post-it cat self. Pmog only account for 2%. I know maybe 3%, that leaves 95% random stalkers.
@mmmPi | November 14, 2009 07:33 PM
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