User talk:ArborBorealis

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Hello, ArborBorealis

THIS IS SERIOUS; READ IT.

Congratulations on joining ED! You probably fit into one of these categories:

1. New User
Before making your first article look over ED:101. Try checking out random articles and fixing typos, grammar and/or bullshit where you find them before trying to make a new page. To start with, make multiple small edits to different articles until you have the hang of it. If you don't, it is unlikely that your article will survive for more than sixty seconds and you risk being molested by ED Sysops.
If you don't know anything about wiki formatting and code, please read ED:BASIC and the Style Guide. Take your time and start slowly.


2. Mediawiki Migrant If you're an experienced wiki user (probably from a Wikipedia offshoot) who knows how to operate, please read ED:101 for offical policy and ED:MIGRANT for tips on assimilation and basic rules.


Whichever you are, to successfully contribute to ED, please take some time to look around, note why other people get banned and don't act like they did.


Communication with other users prevents misunderstandings and can be done through talk pages, TJC and the mailing list.

If you plan on sticking around, feel free to make your mark on the ED:Map and join the ED Facebook, the ED Myspace and the ED Bebo.


Plz to be read. Chenquieh!

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[edit] Computer Science III

It happened on April 23rd of this year, during the whole Virginia Tech massacre aftermath, when various trolls were taking place on Facebook, and people were pissed off that ED had an article which was summarily documenting and mocking the drama. Mike Sandy claimed that he was hacking us, thus the article. <3 TfoTalk to meListen to me. 12:23, 19 November 2007 (CST)

I see. / A.B. 10:53, 20 November 2007 (CST)
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