Talk:Easter egg (media)

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because before the specific examples were allowed in the book, news, etc it was likely fact checked. When wikipedia editors decided that "because example A,B,C,D from eeggs.com have been used as references in reliably published materials, examples, E and F must be reliable" is a slippery slope argument. "This couple heard from their friends this and that and the couple found it correct" is still the couple's original research. On the other hand, if a reliable publication publishes on something assisted by anecdotal evidence, the findings of the publication is reliable. (i.e. an easteregg talked about in ComputerWord which cites eeggs.com, but accuracy verified by CW's own editorial board). For these reasons, I argue that eeggs.com fails

3238:. In the 2010 discussion, the facts and nature of the site were not discussed, and it was piled on negatively without analysis. In the 2011 discussion, the procedures and editorial process were explained, the RSN responder pointed out that eeggs.com was cited by many many RS, and that response was not disputed by any of the original opposers, or anybody else. Further, eeggs.com is not a "primary" source, it is an edited compendium with owner/editorial oversight, which is easily determined from the website itself. The editors/owners of the website 5298:

John Zhizhka, a kind of national hero, has two left hands. It was not discovered quickly, the artist managed to escape to the West. The banknot was printed in several millions of copies and the Commies decided that withdrawing it from the circulation would make it even more popular. This banknote was popular also in Poland and other neighbouring Comecon countries. I do not know the name of the artist This is the facsimile of this Chekho-Slovakian banknote issued in 1970-73; the face of John Palach in oval:

665: 3772: 1365: 1305: 1278: 1397: 735: 1108: 299: 278: 1477: 1095: 3756:, and finding out about its history. If somebody wants to have fun finding Easter eggs, there are plenty of places for people to do that. I really think it should be possible for a crashingly literal-minded person to activate the example Easter egg, even if that takes the fun away from the "ZOMG ISNT IT COOL THERES AN EASTER EGG IN THE WIKIPEDIA!!!!!1111ONE!!!!!" crowd. 309: 247: 3107: 3344:. They're not positively accuracy checked by the editorial board with a reputation for good fact checking before it is allowed to become available online. From the description of the authors, they introduce themselves "We are the husband and wife team of David and Annette Wolf. We graduated in Computer Engineering together from the University of Washington.". 4722:"Clicked or tapped on" was meant to cover the use of computer mice and smartphone/tablet fingers, yes. I don't know what Smuckola intends the alternative "activated" to mean, but I'd guess it was meant to be a catch-all verb that also covered keyboard shortcuts, VR goggles and whatever else people might use to interact with a digital copy of the article. -- 4587:. And then you ruined it again, citing the talk page, which in reality, contradicts you. Because you so thoroughly outlined above why you have a bad idea, ironically willfully ignoring the meaning of the word "daft", and ironically show your own idea of another template which you then ignored. So I'm forced to spell it back out here again. Please stop. 4880: 5695: 5632: 5166: 5027: 3432:

engines (mostly Google's, here), and Archive.org. Doesn't everybody? Hardly seems "random" to me. I can't be faulted for your failure to research (or link!) evidence for your claims. False accusations of the sort you sling around make you look pretty bad, DreamGuy. Good luck with 'em. Seem sorta petty to me, though. --

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The solution is what I posted, which you keep ruining. The solution is to stop regarding the readers of an encyclopedia (especially this article) as being mouth-breathing simpletons or two-year-olds. You have been advised repeatedly that you are clearly wrong, that you have a solution desperately in

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It maybe cited by other books, but its likely that editorial process in book publishing used the source as a reference, but did their own fact checking before putting it into print, so citing these sources would be fine in my opinion, because it now becomes a secondary source. The direct reference to

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I'll be reverting every single removal of eeggs.com as a source, because it was considered RS at RSN. The material is reviewed by the editors before publication. I didn't start this purge, but I'm goddamn well ending it. The above admitted lack of understanding is well and truly exceeded by its true

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After the Soviets brutally supressed the "Prague Spring" in 1968 an artist had put on the new 20-crown banknote the hidden face of John Palach, who had had burned himself in protest against Soviets - and also (less clearly visible) face of a girl killed in Slovakia. Additionaly on a classic picture,

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A "crashingly literal" caption is fine with me. The bottom line is being able to experience finding an easter egg. And who would be pleased? A fifteen-year-old computer whiz kid. Who might not? An eighty-year-old grandfather. But, if he's made it to the article, then he's figured out how to move and

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There was consensus (above) that the "crashingly literal" caption (describing access to the infobox image easter egg) was better than hiding it, or leaving it unexplained. One registered, and some persistent IP-hopping editor, have been replacing it with "This is for illustration purposes only", and

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As I wrote in more detail in the same thread, I don't think there's enough evidence of that. I am also concerned that Lexein may have a COI of some sort in promotion of the site, as he/she is responding extremely aggressively in this discussion and is pulling up information to try to prove expertise

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exemption specifically say expertise verifiable through secondary publications and not that anyone with a degree in a relevant field is considered experts. To comment on the 2011 RSN's sole responder's opinion: If books published by reputable publishers used this source, it is ok to cite that book,

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Unacceptable reinsertion rather. It is not necessary to discuss each and every action in small bits. You have been around long enough. Forum posts and wikis are user generated contents and group or personal websites are self-published without a means of reliable and reputable fact checking process.

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points out in what fashion it's an Easter egg. A cute trick in the article is a low priority, and, if it turns an explicitly-indicated example of an Easter egg into a "true" Easter egg, requiring the user to find it, it would be an "anti-priority". (People sometimes try to turn the example into a

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I agree that there needs to be a middle-ground caption; it is important to have a working example, but if made too obvious it defeats the purpose of it being an easter egg. But I'm not sure what a good middle ground caption might be. Perhaps something referencing the hedgehog without explaining the

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and I un-struck it. You grieved that I didn't bother checking RSN, and that 3O is not proper. Per your grievance, I checked every entry on this on RSN, and I initiated another RSN and I reciprocally disclosed it. While 3O is okay, its not a binding process. It is up at RSN again, because there your

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Count me out of this one, please, I don't feel like expending the extra care and energy required to talk to a user who - after being given a rebuttal that is polite enough to frame an opinion as "I find" rather than "it is a fact" - posts a bulleted list of outright personal attacks and assumptions

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crashingly literal, if the article is going to make sense to someone who's reading this on paper, or whose browser doesn't support imagemaps. "In this thumbnail, if a user on a computer were to click on the hedgehog they would be taken to a picture of some easter eggs instead of a larger version of

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The claim that easter eggs are a reference to the imperial russian royal family's tradition (not much of a tradition as it only lasted a couple of decades) does seem to be somewhat suspect, not to mention obscure. the reference cited is also a bit on the light side in terms of documenting that this

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Source 2 in no way proves what the sentence before it claims. The sentence claims the term 'easter egg'"is derived by the practice of the last Russian imperial family's tradition of giving elaborately jeweled egg-shaped creations by Carl Fabergé which usually contained hidden gifts themselves," but

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seems unnecessary. Most viewers are online, and those who aren't and try to click the hedgehog without finding an egg, will simply figure out that it doesn't work offline. Adding that phrase to the beginning makes 1,000 online visitors a day read it for nothing. I don't think it is worth it. Best,

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putting the "citation needed" tag after "hidden signature motifs" is unnecessary and interferes with readability. Placing the tag at the end of the sentence is clear enough, and shows that the entire sentence is disputed, since what is needed is a citation or citations establishing a link between

4122:. The disambiguation is simply telling the reader that this article refers to Easter eggs of the media type as opposed to the chocolate ones, it is not saying "here's a list of Easter eggs in all media ever". (Besides, not all interaction designs are "easter eggable" either.) I've moved it back. -- 4027:

Which articles? In the operating system and Word articles, either there are already mentions of the applicable Easter eggs, with the same sources (which have the same instructions as here), or they have been deleted as trivia. NotHowTo applies everywhere, so we provide the minimum info to describe

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Unacceptable deletions, rather. Your unexplained deletions far exceed that cited by the single disputed source, DVD-whatever-who-cares. The others have been determined to be RS for use in this article, and you're out to lunch. Feel free to dispute sources one-by-one, and I'll deal with you on that

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Maybe a few percent, but I had no problems with the displayed outline position or sensed-touch position on my creaky old HTC Android 2.3 phone, or my cheap-as-dirt Android 2.3 tablet, with the built-in browser, Dolphin, or Opera Mini. The text "You're not going to believe this..." didn't appear on

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I don't know what percentage of print readers would give up on "activate the hedgehog to reveal an egg" as making no sense, but I'm sure plenty of intelligent adults would if you stopped them on the street. But even at the higher end, we're still doing a disservice to intelligent print readers by

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That was the rationale for deletion of all screenshots from this article in the past. Now that the legal pendulum has swung back a bit toward fair use, I'd like to add back the screenshots. But there are editors rabidly against use of multiple fair-use images, sigh. (Above, I was just being testy

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of the article showing the "illustration purposes only" caption (which was only ever present in the article for an hour or two). I suppose passing Cracked readers are just trying to "fix" it so that it matches the screenshot they arrived here from. Somebody requested page protection about twelve

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of the site in 1997. Next, eeggs.com is not a "wiki", nor is it "wiki like" - this is obvious from its structure, submission process, and item presentation. Finally, the editor's assessment that eeggs.com's status as RS was "indeterminate" is invalid. Later discussion at RSN may be considered to

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source I have ever cited or supported on Knowledge. "Extremely aggressive"? No, just vigorous. I detest deliberate misrepresentation, and false accusations, and I don't suffer trolls and fools very well at all. "Not verifiable"? That's false: very easily verifiable, as I've linked. I use search

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As I said and as Anna reiterated, there's no coming up with anything better because there is no problem with the prose. Not because of reader technology demographics, but because there just isn't a problem with the prose. The only relevant target demographics are that of any other encyclopedia

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On 8 April 2008, references to Mac OS X's easter eggs were removed by a user (who has since been banned) because there were no references. I know that every entry is supposed to have a reference, but what do I do in this instance, as Easter eggs are, by definition, undocumented features? —

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I removed the text "However, programmers say that forbidding harmless easter eggs may be counter-productive, because they serve a very important purpose." The cited reference was an interview with one self-described hacker, and the "very important purpose" was that "they are fun to write".

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I'm more concerned about people reading printed copies of the article or having it read aloud to them on a screenreader, where "This image reveals a hidden Easter egg when activated" is at best meaningless and at worst actively confusing. We shouldn't give print readers a disorientating

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This probably addresses the issue. The publishers here apparently have been granted the right to post the pictures for informational purposes (among other things). Since the link is merely being used to illustrate a point being made in this article, this should qualify as a valid

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will join the discussion. I very much appreciate the image, its clickable zone & link, and its (in my opinion) dual-mode factual/ironic caption. This is the English-language Knowledge; it's all about the educational, helpful, verifiable, and (if there's room) gently humorous.

2710:) I assumed it was an accident. But one user lacking the time or inclination to seek out better sources is not a valid reason to restore inadequately sourced material. We have some eyes on this now - if there's anything worth keeping in there, it's not going to be lost. -- 4876:

hidden. No need to say where the hedgehog is because there are only rabbits and a hedgehog. If not rabbits, then hedgehog. Plus, the rabbits are both obviously staring stupidly at something. No need for the last word "on", plus it ends a sentence with a preposition. Ha!)

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Uh, your fight is not with me. It's with the troll who started decimating the article, and making bad faith claims about sources. Trolls do it for the lulz, and you, now snarking with me, are the troll's win. See how the troll got quiet as soon as you started in on me?

3314:. The article is an overview (as are all encyclopedia articles); in this case, it is of the phrase "easter eggs" in its meaning in several topic areas, and items listed are covered by reliable sources, and are all relevant to the topic in an encyclopedic context. 2225:

The Google example is non-free. So, I've added back the free example, and removed the main clickhere issue, since only description is offered. I've rewritten it as a direct told-you-so-why-are-you-hitting-me pun. Don't hate me for completely deconstructing it.

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Heh - maybe that screenshot was captured by the very person who edited the article to make the picture seem to be more of a real easter egg, than the "crashingly literal" example that it is. Shh - don't mention meta, or the sad commentary about the redirect at

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There must be a way to phrase the caption so that it seems unremarkable to somebody reading it online in a web browser, but which isn't potentially mystifying to a reader of a derivative print work. "This image reveals a hidden Easter egg when activated" is

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After reviewing the source, the system there appears similar to wiki based pages where anyone can contribute by logging in. I have reviewed prior RSN discussions and consensus is unclear. Regarding which examples are chosen for inclusion, I find it to be

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It has been mentioned in quite a few places that the term "Easter Egg" in media started from an onset Easter Egg hunt on the set of The Rocky Horror Picture Show where not all the Easter Eggs were found and some can be spotted within the movie itself.

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have refused to really discuss. So I have restored the caption to the consensus, as have several other long-time registered editors. This encyclopedia is not intended to be a puzzle. A literal example has more educational value here. Discuss? --

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usual tagging procedure, I've commented out the unsourced text, specifically to salt it from re-adding without proper sourcing. Going forward, it would be helpful to find sources supporting the "no software with Easter eggs" prohibition claim.

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Does that image actually contain easter eggs? Because I've been looking at it for quite some time now and can't see any. Which would be a nice meta-easter egg (Whatever that means.) Estimating a 60% chance ill figure it out after I post this.

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The website features numerous, actual screenshots of the character doing precisely what is being described. Yes it's a fansite, but the screenshots (all 40+ or so) are lifted from the show. This should suffice as a source. Objections?

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briefly confusing them and pushing them towards the unimpressive conclusion of "Knowledge didn't bother to write this sentence for print, so please rewrite it in your head". This is a problem with the prose, the prose is not perfect.

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website (I really don't care which), even this one which has, objectively, been cited as a reliable source in a large number of reputable sources over multiple decades. Then, for you to (five times, counting the above) accuse me of

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they have elected to misrepresent. Deletionists don't get a pass just because they pretend to be polite, and I do mean "pretend." And though I asked you not to mischaracterize my text, you did it anyways: my actual "ends with" was

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I'm a big fan of 3O, but just so you know, they tend to not participate when there are 3 (McGeddon) in the discussion already. You're deliberately, factually wrong about the nature of eeggs.com. I wish you weren't, but you are.

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If we can't keep the "ZOMG ISNT IT COOL THERES AN EASTER EGG IN THE WIKIPEDIA!!!!!1111ONE!!!!!" crowd from "improving" the caption, and don't want to have to keep undoing it, maybe we should just give up on showing an image.

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Is it time to reassess the use of this image? The need to leadenly explain the easter egg clearly feels like it's defeating the point, to the IP editors who keep changing the caption. Could we use the Atari 2600 screenshot

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An interview with a programmer who helped write what was at one time the most widely-used web browser on the planet, discussing why he put an Easter egg into that application -- that seems like a relatively reliable source

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any or all of the things named in the sentence and how they relate to "Easter eggs". What is disputed is not that these things exist, but that they have been compared to "Easter eggs" in reliable, published sources. —

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I'd like to keep the google pic. I just don't want us to get in trouble. I really don't know either if it's okay. If it were up to me, I'd have tons and tons of these screenshots. We could ask at the reference desk.

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Also, and more to the point, the 2010 "discussion" was shallow and ignorant of basic facts about the source. The 2011 assessment as reliable went deeper, found that it was cited in many books, and was, importantly,

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The tone in how Lexein described my listing of eeggs.com on RSN is what made we wonder if there's a COI. He describes that my listing of eggs.com as: "His relisting insults and minimizes the owners of the website"

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for which you didn't bother to search. Consider that reason enough for me to revert nearly every single one your deletions, unless you can demonstrate some good faith and source them yourself. Since, you know, the

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But when print readers read "click here" on what they know is an ordinarily-online encyclopedia, they'd have to be daft not to figure it out. Also, what percentage of readers are offline compared to online. Best,

3981:. I'm surprised it has gotten away with all the instructions already offered for so long, so I won't be adding more. Plus, we're restricted in what can be said in articles by what's actually in the source(s) (see 3487:

having any sort of COI, b) always improving the article, and c) acting in the best interest of the encyclopedia. It really would be best for you to fully, earnestly retract your unfair, false, accusation of COI.

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So, all of the cons are outweighed by the fact that it's a working example, right there within the article, that, well, works. Isn't there a caption that sort of meets in the middle as far as giving it away?

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That's where I first saw the term used, anyway, in pretty much the same usage as in this article. Although more as a literary device, or a way to acknowledge the source of an idea or character. For example,

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Your decidedly non-rigorous "review" of eeggs.com is a blunt lie. You falsely declare it to be "similar to wiki based pages", with no foundation whatsoever. It is not. You apparently don't know what a wiki

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If we can't come up with anything better, I'd support adding in brackets to the end of the caption. My first choice would still be to omit it completely. So, any idea about the offline-online percentages?

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to fully, earnestly retract your unfair, and false, accusation of COI as well, in every venue in which you've expressed it. Oh, and eeggs.com is a singular website, not plural "websites", obviously. --

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7.5 on my smartphone, but it looks like the clickable area is just being buggily offset (its top left corner is shown as starting in the centre of the hedgehog image, when I hit it successfully). --

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When you put your cursor on the hedgehog, it should reveal an easter egg. Perhaps it's a browser issue. I've asked others at IRC to check it, and they can find it. Please try again and let me know.

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And I struck it through (though I should have simply reverted it) as canvassing and forum shopping. Let 3O complete before RSN restarts. Either you respect the 3O process, or you do not. I do. --

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has stated that the military has such prohibitions. It's not clear to me how such a mandate could be carried out in companies and government agencies with entrenched Microsoft Office software. --

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Although the very earliest comments on this thread predate the addition of a "Try to click where the two rabbits are looking" instruction to the rabbit caption, I think it still has unresolvable

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was indeed the case. Far more likely that the term derives from the widespread cultural impact of american and other easter egg hunts. extraordinary claims require extraordinary documentation.

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is not welcome here. Most likely of all, you're trolling, and aren't serious about any of these trumped up objections, so whatever, ha ha, go away, or change your entire attitude. --

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Oh dear. I don't know. I just made it to show how a link can be concealed within an image. That's all. Would you like to remove the whole thing, or replace it with something better?

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interpretation of consensus that "it was deemed reliable" based on one favorable opinion differs from my interpretation of "no consensus". I don't believe that I am going against

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template? There is no way to hover a mouse pointer over a printed piece of paper, and I'm not sure how an imagemap like this would behave on arbitrary mirrors of the article. --

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the veracity of every item published, eeggs.com makes the same disclaimer, and should not be held to a higher standard than a news outlet. They have, bluntly, met the burden.

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tag that I suggested back in May, which nobody seems to have objected to. Not sure if that helps screenreaders, but will at least spare any print copies this ends up on. --

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It was so easy to find, I will never cease the celebratory well-deserved mockery of the deletionist's bald laziness, for wasting our time, as nearly all deletionists do. --

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images when printed or shown by no-imagemaps browser. One fact that's being lost here is that most Knowledge article images are too small to be of any use without zooming

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It adds something to see the Mordor joke in context, but you're right, it's not much. I'm afraid it's the only given example I had access to in order to take a screenshot.

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No problem. I indeed received no edit conflict warning, though there was a brief Knowledge outage error page at the time. Glad you found the oh-so-easy-to-find-book,

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Ah, I inadvertently deleted your revert there, as you didn't mention your "reason enough" in the edit summary and (since you also overwrote my intervening edit about

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The website eeggs.com should be considered a reliable source for the purpose of this article about software and other easter eggs. It was discussed at RSN twice, in

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Okay. After a week, I guess that's two in favour of C and one effectively in favour of B. I'll go for Anna's suggested rewrite of B and wrap the image in the

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I know it would be hard to trim, but do you think we could maybe put the most important part first and then stuff about the painting and artist in brackets?

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I prefer the rabbit one because it's an actual example. The Google thing is text, and so doesn't offer much more than the description of it in the article.

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I'd agree with replacing the top image with one from a notable cited instance, but I'd also want to keep the live bunnies/eggs example in the article.

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isn't great for web readers either, I admit, but I'm sure there are ways to word the sentence so that it can be understood seamlessly in all contexts.

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In online versions of this article, this image reveals a hidden Easter egg when the hedgehog in the bottom right-hand corner is clicked or tapped on.

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This chocolate is getting a bit stale. A quick straw poll to see what people think the lede image caption should be (in gist if not exact wording):

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https://web.archive.org/web/20150402091642/http://voices.suntimes.com/news/easter-egg-in-old-spice-super-bowl-ad-yields-two-tickets-to-curious-fan/

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You surmise "its likely" (and by the way, that's "it's" as in "it is") that other sources, citing eeggs.com, have performed their own verification

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I used 3O, because this dispute is between you and I. McGeddon does not appear to be a part of dispute. I have listed eeggs.com on RSN again.

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problems if the image is unillustrative (and potentially confusing) to a reader using a primitive browser or a printed copy of the article. --

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Sometimes it is 'more logical' to ask for information on the particular page than going to Village Pump - and it was only passing curiosity.

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Nope. For you to minimize and insult individuals operating a website, in a rhetorical effort to tar them and the website as unreliable, is

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style template for "this section would make no sense on paper, so never print it and never include it in a book built from this content"? --

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in the 2010 discussion at RSN, even the most virulent opposer. Your misreading of that discussion is laughable, and you're failing to make

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I've removed until it can be determined that the screenshots are not a copyvio. If they are, that ref is not permitted per ] which says

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would mean instant understanding of what an easter egg is, both intellectually and experientially. How often can a lede image do that?

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external links provided. I've noticed this paragraph each time I've revisited the article, but didn't pay too much attention, because

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supposed to be an Easter egg! It's supposed to be an example of the sort of hiding technique used in an Easter egg, without actually

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extent. Editors should not edit articles without an understanding of domain-specific RS. I trust sources, not your awesome advice. --

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This is of particular concern in offices where personal or confidential information is stored, making it sensitive to theft and

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thinks that explaining the lede caption in terms of "online versions of this article" and "clicked or tapped on" is redundant,

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override prior discussion, especially when prior discussion was shallow and not reasoned, and later discussion follows policy.

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for source reliability, but both ideas are plainly wrong. So, to prove a point, I sourced your wrong Channel F deletion from a

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and fact checking from places so random and not verifiable by outside sources that it suggests someone working for the site.

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I think an article about "Easter eggs" -- or anything else people make -- should have a few words about why people make them.

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Also, isn't the main egg that pic of eggs? Hovering over and seeing "I'm a hedgehog..." is hardly an egg worth mentioning.

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Knowledge isn't about something made up or synthesized one day, even if it seems reasonable, so I've rewritten the section.

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too, but Knowledge is a great place, and we have example illusions for visitors to experience. At this article, just like

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published source or sources that links all of these things with the idea of "Easter eggs", or is this original research (

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I see. This is mobile phone thing, right? Then I will leave this to you and others because I do not own a mobile phone.

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eeggs.com sources to the article. So much for "promoting" eeggs.com. I also salted unsourced, widely wikiechoed claims,

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I think one important purpose of the article is to explain what an Easter egg is, which is why the Easter egg example

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in order (apologies for not responding in a single short sentence - the dispute seems more complicated than that):

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This image contains a hidden "Easter egg" when the mouse pointer is hovered over the hedgehog at the bottom right.

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That's a good point. I'm not a big fan of IGNOREALLRULES, but this seemed like one occasion where it would trump

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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the

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For context, they included it yesterday as one of "21 Awesome Real Easter Eggs Hidden on the Internet", with a

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I would prefer a secondary or tertiary sources describing why people make them, but until we get such sources,

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I think that we should make it so that there is an easter egg in the article. Play on words and very ironic.

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My viewpoint is just like the 2010 RS/N discussion. Contents are submitted by users, which means that they're

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Microsoft who has in the past created some of the largest and most elaborate Easter eggs such as the one's in

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under fair use (since we're giving critical commentary of the aspect of the game shown in the picture)? --

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I found two RSN discussion about it. Opinion is split on it. I don't think the materials on this site is

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This image reveals a hidden Easter egg when the hedgehog in the bottom right-hand corner is activated.

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that I can find things at Archive.org. This seems the place to note (since you didn't) that I added

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reveal anything, but the cursor turns into the "click here" hand. If I click there, it takes me to

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We don't have the Michael K. Glass one, which is different from the "Hi Ron!" one, in the article.

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Page has been referenced on Cracked.com. May be worth waiting a day or two for things to calm down.

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policy, especially since the whole process is made transparent on both sides, on here, and on RSN.

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Such sources are unacceptable in most cases, and the removed contents are no exception. You should

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Isn't the whole non-free thing about images that really need to be there, and aren't replaceable?

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Are post-credit sequences in films really known as "easter eggs"? Any references to support that?

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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before doing mass systematic removals. This message is updated dynamically through the template

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to use directly, because they're user created contents. I made a third opinion request on this.

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Whether or not those reasons turn out to be -- in everyone else's opinion -- silly or misguided.

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I've located a source that illustrates what's being discussed in regards to the character.

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little gem. Next: I didn't "grieve" anything. Your choice of words is interesting: are you

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the egg, without steps, and without adding helpful hints which aren't in the source(s). --

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Perhaps a section should be added here for "Easter Eggs" in written works. Pete Tillman (

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Note: I do not have the time to go searching for all the historical information on this.

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sort of conflict or affiliation, merely for objecting to your bias? Well, if that's your

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clearly consider them to be relevant target demographics for the articles we're writing.

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telling the reader that an example image demonstrated the effect if examined closely. --

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Yes, I have been "pretending" that an editor has been acting in good faith, and this is

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https://people.com/movies/20-things-you-didnt-know-about-the-rocky-horror-picture-show/

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Readers of print articles and users of screen readers are certainly in a minority, but

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sentence on the grounds that they'll be able to figure out what it should have said. --

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Regarding this reversion, my understanding is that if it can only be verified through

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in the bottom right-hand corner is activated. Another Easter egg can be found when a

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an Easter egg and thus requiring somebody to do an Easter egg hunt to understand it.

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The items listed in this article are not "indiscriminate", at least not according to

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I was merely passing through and curious about the Pinball EE: so 'whatever suits.'

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You jumped process. Good for you. You split discussion. I'll let others write about

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Is the hedgehog/egg thing a subtle reference to Sonic the Hedgehog and Dr. Eggman?

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is better off having this gif. A working example in this article makes good sense.

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https://web.archive.org/20090227063602/http://www.google.com:80/codesearch/p?hl=en

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Done. I made a ref. If there's a better way, please improve it. Many thanks! :)

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and using Knowledge to disseminate contents from a self-published websites is a

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There used to be this great list of easter eggs on this page. It's gone now.

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This practice is similar in some respects to hidden signature motifs such as

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who in 2011 were all still editors in good standing. So, you're out to lunch.

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http://www.webcitation.org/5msgFjsUB?url=http://www.eeggs.com/items/719.html

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the source that follows it links to a short article about DVD easter eggs.

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It strikes me the same way. I'll change that passage to be less specific.

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the painting."? We have clearly dissected the frog by this point, though.

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This image reveals an Easter egg when the hedgehog is clicked or tapped.

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I'm not sure whether you're supporting the suggestion I made to wrap an

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cryptic in print, even if you know that the text came from a website. --

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after the link to keep me from modifying it. Alternatively, you can add

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I've now replaced it with a screenshot of Google Maps' "Mordor" joke. --

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Knowledge:Redirects for discussion/Log/2024 April 9 § Easter egg (media

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http://old.he-man.org/cartoon/pop/seriesinformation/whereslookee.shtml

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That completely removes the topically irrelevent info from the thumb.

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Are they not just looking at the hedgehog? how is that an Easter Egg?

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article: basic reading comprehension and immediate self awareness. —

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Not clear to non-geeks - when it is waiting for one to start or what.

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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/54/Bg-easter-eggs.jpg

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with your one disputed source. That's bullshit, so knock it off. --

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to keep me off the page altogether. I made the following changes:

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I think the bottom line should be finding out what an Easter egg

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search of a nonexistent problem, but you are a broken record of

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uncontroversial RS; that totals 16 (14 new and 2 rehabilitated)

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https://selectbutton.net/t/i-found-an-easter-egg-from-1977/8828

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That's a bullshit fabrication, and bullshit does not play here.

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of bad faith, and ends with "so whatever, ha ha, go away". --

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In case it helps someone who is looking to prove this out:

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anything in Android, but did in all browsers in Windows. --

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for additional information. I made the following changes:

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for additional information. I made the following changes:

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or anyone else show the screenshots are not copyrighted?

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to "clicked or tapped on". It does seem a bit opaque. --

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template around it. What do people think about that? --

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or user Talk pages, rather than article talk pages. --

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against sourced content, and the sources themselves.

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I've copyedited it for attribution and specificity. --

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Will need to update once this hits a reliable source.

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basis. You got my attention by deleting RS material

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Glancing through the page history it turns out that

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