Ritual tool works. Another possibility is to create a page for "Divination" which we could link to things like water dowsing, reading the entrails of goats and the Magic 8-Ball.
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Ritual tool works. Another possibility is to create a page for "Divination" which we could link to things like water dowsing, reading the entrails of goats and the Magic 8-Ball.
"All the World's a Stage and Everyone's a Critic" — Mervyn Alquist
I'd be suspicious of that "God checker" site … I've just been wandering around their middle eastern section and they've managed to miss the fact that "Ba'al" was a title, not a name and applied to a lot of Semitic deities, not just Ba'al Hammon. Makes me wonder what else they've missed out to be honest…
A result of my occasional habit of jumping on random red links.
I've attached this to ritual tool as I don't think we have a stupid ideas page.
I question the classification of this as a weapon … it's more of an engineering tool gone horribly wrong.
But we may as well leave it where it is for the time being - I've reparented it to chemical weapons. I guess you could call it a weapon against plants or something…
Found this on the random page device and hung it directly on technology as we (?I?) did with Bronze - if we ever get around to having a seperate metallurgy tree, we can always move it.
I agree with your assessment, so I reverted to the previous version of the page.
I think this one was a spammer - looks like a link to a driving school.
Insertion makes no sense for a contribution…
That's two constructive anonymous posts in the last three days!
Maybe we're getting a better class of visitor?
Amused that someone thought a page on bad lawyers meant that we'd want to hire one…
Another example of spammers who are likely to do their clients no good at all.
What's weird to me is that they click on the "yes" option when it asks them if they want to create a page. Even weirder is that when they then end up with the editor on-screen, they click the "save" button instead of clicking "cancel" or just hitting their back button.
Ah … just seen Quark's post. That would explain it.
…I assume these are something to do with UFOs, but green? Really?
Looks like another crack post…
Occasionally, (most recently with the Ape page) we have a visitor create a page without putting any actual information on it. I think the reason for this is that as things are, there is no obvious way to tell that the Blue Links go to pages and the Red Links don't go anywhere unless you already know. So people click on something they think is a link and it takes them to the "Do You Want to Create A Page" prompt.
Don't know how to solve this; other than create a bunch of pages to turn those Red Links into Blue Ones.
"All the World's a Stage and Everyone's a Critic" — Mervyn Alquist
Since it didn't look like our Anonymous Friend was coming back; (they never do, it seems…) I added a bit myself. I hope it's as "awesome, amazing and kewl" as the OP wished.
"All the World's a Stage and Everyone's a Critic" — Mervyn Alquist
Now all it needs is some "awesome, amazing and kewl" content… any sign of the OP coming back to post any?
…okay, this is even wierder than normal.
As examples: Pandora from "Avatar", Ego from Marvel comics and Mogo, one of the Green Lanterns (the whole biome as an organism). Also computerized tower, forgot her name, from "I, robot" movie.
I've put it under disposal of human corpses pro tem (which references it). We can always move it later.
I can't come up with anything really satisfactory off the top of my head. I suppose you could classify it under Crime, except that adventurers are likely to encounter it in cultures where cannibalism is a social norm. We might need to create a page to place it under; like "Odious Personal Habits" or something.
"All the World's a Stage and Everyone's a Critic" — Mervyn Alquist
Any ideas how to parent this one?