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Is there some way to tell this article's size? Will we have to spread it over multiple pages? --[[User:The wayneiac|the wayneiac]] Aug. 14, 2007. 16:06 EDT. | Is there some way to tell this article's size? Will we have to spread it over multiple pages? --[[User:The wayneiac|the wayneiac]] Aug. 14, 2007. 16:06 EDT. | ||
:Kudos on your initiative, Wayne. ^_^ v | |||
:I've actually been thinking that the Geektionary shouldn't survive the transition to MediaWiki intact. I was planning on splitting out the "actual information" to the relevant places, and there would be pages listing memes/lingo/acronyms, fan parodies, "significant personalities", and so forth. Releases and other officialities get their own pages, as well. A number of insignificant Reichu-isms would die in the transition, like "Akira" (unless someone actually wants that to stay), "Apostle", "Bridge Entity", "Mandorla", etc. (although "Fem-Kaworu" would need to be put back in after all...). We can use this opportunity to begin The Butcherings and the Revisions. --[[User:Reichu|Reichu]] 16:31, 14 August 2007 (EDT) | |||
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Is there some way to tell this article's size? Will we have to spread it over multiple pages? --the wayneiac Aug. 14, 2007. 16:06 EDT.
- Kudos on your initiative, Wayne. ^_^ v
- I've actually been thinking that the Geektionary shouldn't survive the transition to MediaWiki intact. I was planning on splitting out the "actual information" to the relevant places, and there would be pages listing memes/lingo/acronyms, fan parodies, "significant personalities", and so forth. Releases and other officialities get their own pages, as well. A number of insignificant Reichu-isms would die in the transition, like "Akira" (unless someone actually wants that to stay), "Apostle", "Bridge Entity", "Mandorla", etc. (although "Fem-Kaworu" would need to be put back in after all...). We can use this opportunity to begin The Butcherings and the Revisions. --Reichu 16:31, 14 August 2007 (EDT)
