User:Smuckola - Knowledge (XXG)

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stated with a footnote stating that this was in fact an automatically generated template although the posting user takes personal responsibility for its content. The recipient really needs to know that the message wasn't completely typed just for them. There needs to be an additional selection of verbiage available for the higher numbered issuances, which is of a tone that's neutrally collegial but still less flippant, less jovial, and which is not coddling and enabling. I may want to be cool with someone, without encouraging or agreeing with them, and without picking a totally terse warning. There needs to be an option for leaving out the lengthy verbiage about "if you are engaged in a dispute" etc, because that'd only apply toward conscientious and teachable people, and only in certain situations that may not be afoot. Encouraging people to abandon the present thread at their own Talk page, in favor of starting a redundant thread on my Talk page just to reply, is nonsense.

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monopolists, bad luck, and cruel market forces. I sympathize with the genius toymakers (even megacorporations) who were forced to compromise or give up. I want to gather a constellation of the laments of video game and computing journalists who chronicled the countless promises of toymakers, one magazine sidebar at a time, like a message in a bottle from Wonderland. I want to combine those laments along with the hopes and dreams and pleas of a renewed consumer culture of 80s and 90s kids, who now are all grown up and know better than to believe the old sound bite party line of why they couldn't have everything that they knew was possible. I know we were spoiled, drowning in a sea of innovation and conspicuous consumption, but our dreams were even bigger still. I don't want to go to bed with "sorry kid, no Disneyland this year (or this decade), now eat your ice cream".

135:. It's almost nothing to the whole of Knowledge (XXG) but it's a lot to me, and yet I don't even seek it out. These activities which I intend for the neutral greater public good, will sometimes soak up my normal goofy friendliness, so I apologize in advance and sometimes in retrospect. If I legitimately step on someone's feelings (not their victim/entitlement/enabling mentality), I feel badly and try to address it. At the least, I try to be respectful and correct—however direct, literal, and terse it may sound. Sometimes if I'm not concisely direct, then the lid would come off and I'd be babbling verbosely. Additionally, I don't deal well with blatant stupidity, vandalism, busybodies, and neglect of policy and collegial principles. As a matter of 1697:

on the cutting room floor than could ever possibly be released. Many times, the ideas were ahead of their time, and so the reason for market rejection was not simply "no" but rather, "not yet". One way to create a better future is in the past, learning through the gift of hindsight. That nonetheless requires a lot of forward and innovative thinking in its own right, and an analysis of long term patterns, to identify which forgotten and wayside ideas of our past are essentially viable regardless of their past market performance. I want to illuminate and learn from the past in order to help make a better future.

3764: 975:: Explore the English-translated accessibility of Japanese video game history. Non-Japanese-speaking historians are suffocating inside of a non-Japanese goldfish bowl of video game history, especially with Nintendo's intricate innovations and experiments. I wish we had a translation task force as has been done with ancient classic texts on WikiSource, but I don't know if it's legally possible to do with modern texts due to copyright. Can we bend the rules by citing or externally linking to an unauthorized third party translator, as we sometimes link to external fan-maintained wikis? 1708:

is mainly a result of marketing tactics and of the fog of war waged by corporations, to win our hearts and minds. The truth is much more subtle, in a backroom struggle for balance between vast technological and business tradeoffs that we often knew nothing about. The Internet is uncovering many of those sources for aggregation and synthesis on Knowledge (XXG). Knowledge (XXG) is for making those nonfree or arcane sources, haphazardly trapped within dead trees and in foreign languages, a bit more organized and free.

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happens in series, and how much was stopped after a warning or not. Show what an absurd impact it all has, and what an absurd effort it takes, and how much of it could be easily alleviated with the adjustment of policy without losing any freedom. Trace back from a banned user, and show how many editors were involved and how much of their involvement was automated or not. Show who actually performs the work for building the tools, policy, and then the daily enforcement.

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absolutely everybody must be allowed to edit everything and all ideas are valid and everyone must tolerate everything. It's based on an anti-Friendster mentality that social networking is trivial spam. The software platform is also generally extraordinarily primitive, ugly, fragmented, and difficult to use. Altogether, these factors result in a culture of hostile worthlessness—a needlessly strife-ridden primordial struggle for survival against a race to the bottom.

4622: 4594: 4184: 396: 4062: 61: 4406: 553: 4249: 1472:). Notification center to display a collapsed feed of watchlist changes, friend list, new users who've started contributing to my watchlist, Talk threads, vandalism (and what's already been reverted), ANI, SPI. Possibly ordered by priority (size, time, friends), and notifications, with "thank" buttons. Have a section for discussions (scan for Talk pages and forum thread syntax) with a preview of each message. 4278: 3842: 200: 4508: 4445: 4010: 277: 4156: 4200: 4125: 4096: 1451:. In this culture of scarcity, scrounging, foraging, bureaucracy, hostility, and disrepair, devout editors must forage for a place to make their contribution where it will simply be least likely to be torn down by incompetents and jerks. In reality, nobody would ever operate any personal endeavor this way, because a person would require a modicum of quality or it's not worth doing. 4326: 528: 4343: 456: 3952: 343: 3922: 578: 427: 316: 4482: 4038: 252: 4564: 1068: 601: 371: 1715:, have been, and maybe could be now. I try to uncover the truth, to recapture the idea and the hope. I want to give feedback to well-meaning toymakers (especially those who survived having their own dreams crushed as well), telling them that we read their message in a bottle and we still want it. We can indulge our dreams. 4306: 4217: 1626:

multiple editors opened the entire article but only each changed a different portion of it. See Google Docs for inspiration, even though that may be a lot more sophisticated. In some cases (especially when covering live events), this may result in more thoughtful and patient contributions, rather than hasty competition.

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I don't want to argue which team is best and who won what game console war or format war or whatever. That is business junk, a war waged with our minds as the battleground. I do have my favorites and my resentments, and many are for good reasons. But that divisiveness is for playground prattle, and

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Reader management. Have a selector UI for the configuration of what the reader user sees. The low end of the range is pure content, similar to the current mobile UI, with no inline markup such as citations and warnings, and few wikilinks. At the higher end of the range, we'd have everything, where

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Create a gamified roadmap to building reputation. Create scored categorical activities that people can complete in the fashion of side quests. This includes groups to join (Wikiprojects, task forces, Teahouse, etc); newsletters to subscribe to; "make this many copy edits"; "make one contribution to

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Update the Twinkle warning templates. There needs to be a greater variety of reasons given, and there needs to be broader range of verbiage. Instead of having an automatic templated message which is falsely stated as being the user's own words from their own point of view, it needs to be neutrally

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Better investigative tools, for investigative and tracking insight into each suspected vandal and transaction. In the "contributions" page, we need to see which edits have already been reverted. Advanced watchlist, with automatic notification of repeat warnings applied by others to the same user.

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Find my old comments on some other Wikimedia wiki about how everything should be a wikilink. Maybe that can enhance translations to other languages. Editors should maintain maximal metadata, and readers should configure how much they want to see. Disable or reduce inline citations and wikilinks in

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I do research and writing for a lot of classic gaming and computing articles. Part of my motivation is that these are essential elements of our culture, and they bind us together and inform the future. In a hit-driven, innovative culture where perception is reality, there are more ideas forgotten

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Miyamoto said, "We think that the Nintendo 64 will be better in every respect than PCs. We were plug-and-play long before the PC (market) ever heard of such a thing. And since we use a TV monitor for display, we don't need extra hardware for running movies and such things." Tezuka said, "For games,

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Controversy over physical media for video games (why Nintendo used cartridges for so long; examine copy protection in their cartridge vs. disc systems and copy protection in competitors' previous CD-ROM systems; mention cartridge format's ability to be cheaply reloaded prior to the Internet era, as

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Vizualization-based reporting the impact of vandalism. Show a record of historical vandalism. Show what would happen to Knowledge (XXG) if the countervandalism tools and efforts were disabled for one day, one week, or one month. Show how much is performed by registered users, IP users, how much

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Article drafting: for any article, provide sandbox revisioning like a "work in progress" that's attached directly to the article which everyone can see in a list, with easy transfer of a sandbox draft of an article into a personal buffer or sandbox which can then be referenced with its own URL. We

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Consider a prototype of a statistical score card, amalgamated like a credit score but for informational purposes only, created in conjunction with various universities. Crawl each user's Talk page history to analyze the number of anti-abuse templates and awards the user has received. Create a pro

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Personal portal (My Knowledge (XXG)): notification center, control panel, social networking. A quasi-realtime threaded feed of statistics, notifications, and headlines of what's happening around me in Knowledge (XXG). An inviting ethos that Knowledge (XXG) is here for you, the user-centric public

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Knowledge (XXG) popular culture exists in a backward, nomadic, agrarian, bureaucratic, ironically asocial, and sometimes dystopic state. It's based on the now fallaciously obsolete concept of scarcity from 2001, as if we'll never have enough content or enough editors or enough legitimacy, and so

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Multiuser edit support: Provide activity feed notification about this article, that someone else has likewise initiated a draft, or has published any changes to the article while another user is editing. Provide better diff support to more automatically resolve editing conflicts, especially if

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If everything is seen as valuable (as in foraging for each scrap of an edit from each passerby) then everything is worthless. If everybody's ideas are seen as valid and subject to consensus, then nobody's ideas are valid. It results in endless vandalism and erosion and it requires the constant

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wings). As an extreme researcher and completionist, I am learning every bit of tedious wikiminutia (technically, socially, and organizationally). I take delight in going to tremendous lengths to complete the templates and metadata, to correct every typo (spelling, grammar, formatting), and to

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I was an innovator and researcher as a kid in the 1980s and 1990s, when toys transcended to the level of magic and supercomputers. I saw most of my favorite (sometimes the best) ideas in technology and gaming shot down in cold blood at the hands of endemic technological limitations, sinister

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Orientation: Beginners, casuals, patrons, and refreshers. How to read both the encyclopedia (with all its symbols and warnings) and Wikipedian culture. FAQ with known concerns. What an encyclopedia is and is not, and the relationship with Wikia. Collegial behavior, tech support, and problem

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I sincerely wish to be kind, congenial, gracious, and forgiving to everyone, although that is not always within my easy reach. I do a lot of extremely hard, high quality, high volume work; and I occasionally address Knowledge (XXG)'s vandalism and abuse through processes of the

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Break down corporate denial of the fact that Knowledge (XXG) is actually a social network. Barnstars and badges should be tangibly valuable. Bad: on-wiki chitchat and cliques. Good: reputation, achievement, mentorship, cohesion, flow, collegiate collaboration,

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Training: overview slides depicting the objectives, social values, and flowcharts; then step by step slides or screencaptured movie showing the tools; then a multiple choice battery test with mocked up scenarios and weighted answers. Periodic refresher and

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Knowledge (XXG) culture is presently completely at odds with the goals and personality of a normal, well adjusted, and even well qualified, person. Knowledge (XXG) tends to be either strict or chaotic, and it is a giant magnet for incompetents and jerks.

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Nintendo interview (possibly Howard Lincoln) stating Nintendo's directive that all new software development should target 64DD (including Ultra Donkey Kong), and that the 64DD wouldn't be released until there was sufficient software for

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articles) and stats of various wikis. Show a number and graph of outstanding items at AfD, AfC, ANI, Arbcom, etc. With generic graphical statistical widgets (edits per second edit-o-meter), maybe this could become part of the Main

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can start editing an article, suddenly decide that the edit is disruptively significant, transfer it to personal draft space, copy this draft's durable URL into a discussion, and apply it (possibly just copy/paste) to the article.

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Because we don't (or can't?) have a single point of final crosscultural leadership or even a benevolent dictatorship like a Steve Jobs or a Linus Torvalds, we need technology and policy to cull and prevent chaos and

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Is there any way to improve the diff technology to be more accurate? Or to provide a UI for a user-refined diff mechanism? It's sometimes wildly inaccurate by mistakenly comparing two different sections.

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procedure, I may investigate the editing history of anyone with dubious behavior, and I may document it on the user's talk page either to benefit the offending user or the future investigating community.

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concisely optimize every thought from all angles. I gleefully seek collaboration with other friendly editors even down to the 'thank' button, including any opportunity to mentor newer users. I'm dtm on

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Create a voluntary reputation system for editors. It can start as an optional participation model, like user-created RPGs inside of Second Life. Categories of users and achievements, not unlike

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allow multiple URLs, such as various archives (a publisher's sample page, a Google Books excerpt, and the official citation pages at books.google.com and worldcat.org and possibly others)

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reception: usability, game performance, online experience (gaming, ecommerce, performance, content sharing), papercraft and postcards, any other critical and consumer perspectives

963:: Enhance articles with multimedia content from real life experiences and demonstrations, including photographs, audio clips, video clips, animations, tables, and timeline graphs. 4753: 4536: 124:, on Voltaire. "There are people who have good sense. There are idiots. A consensus of idiots does not override good sense. Knowledge (XXG) is not a democracy." — Jimbo Wales 1397:"/". This character of punctuation is not a word. The term "and/or" seems explicit and logical but is not encyclopedic prose, whereas usually "or" is inclusively logical. 4698: 3622: 2811: 1415: 1147:"For games, you need backup and flexibility, CD-ROM doesn't have that but the 64DD will. We aren't making movies, so we have chosen the disk system instead of CD-ROM." 1110:"For games, you need backup and flexibility, CD-ROM doesn't have that but the 64DD will. We aren't making movies, so we have chosen the disk system instead of CD-ROM." 4316: 4312: 4305: 3492: 2121: 1675:

Further incentivize the creation of user accounts for both reading and editing. Present a clear list of pros and cons, some whimsical; someone has probably made this.

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Controversy over the intricacies of system programming (excessive negativity is given to N64 but not to PS2 or PS3, framed as endemic flaws instead of optimizations)

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Roll the WP 1.0 article target concept back into live Knowledge (XXG), such that all articles of a certain quality level are set to "review" or "protected" status.

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low level hardware details: readable and writable partitions, 7 kinds of colored disk formats, manufacturer information, better sources for performance information

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Proposal for multiple types of article creation wizards (biographies, schools, etc) based on premade packets (groups and arrangements of templates and categories)

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I don't know anything about Knowledge (XXG) Adventure, as I've only seen its occasional deployment to new users's Talk pages, which appears to be chaos as usual.

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series, audio/video capture), rather than adapting it all to GameCube or Internet? Why was Randnet anchored only to 64DD? Why is there nothing comparable to

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Were there downloadable Famicom games for use via emulation? If so, who developed the emulator? Maybe that's where Animal Crossing's NES games come from.

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you need backup and flexibility, CD-ROM doesn't have that but the 64DD will. We aren't making movies, so we have chosen the disk system instead of CD-ROM."

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Forge a more formal connection to Wikia. Even slightly, via a template which directly links a Knowledge (XXG) article to a Wikia article, in the style of

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Did any users attempt to archive Randnet content? Are there any Japanese communities specific to 64DD, particularly to reverse engineering and emulation?

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Find reviews and descriptions of Game Boy's camera and portability interaction with 64DD, via Transfer Pak (Cabbage, DT Bloodmasters, Talent Studio)

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I don't even like collecting old toys and machines. I like collecting the facts, perchance the truth. I just want to know what could, and thus

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Derive mathematical and logical proofs of the pillars of Knowledge (XXG). Test the project's fundamental assumptions: verifiability vs. truth.

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Edit commit window UI: Have increased prompting for the verifiability, notability, and reliability of the contribution; have choice summary of

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Incentivize users to privately identify their real identities to WMF, to increase the security of accounts and to incentivize authenticity.

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Show a timeline of their offenses, showing activity since the last warning, or activity on articles for which they've received warnings.

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Create all kinds of advanced visualization tools for analyzing activity by user, article, WikiProject, or Knowledge (XXG) 1.0 goals.

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Improve drum corps articles to Knowledge (XXG)'s standards, rather than their generally promotional and otherwise non-neutral state

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Proper sandboxing, supporting exact copies of production articles without allowing anything into production (such as categories)

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Materials created in conjunction with WikiProject Video (or whatever it's called about adding video content to Knowledge (XXG)).

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Explain the delays, individually and cumulatively (pending the development of more games, and delays with hardware development)

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Eliminate the bias about programming characteristics and cartridge media, importing my previous work from the relevant articles

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This motto reflects the inclusionist desire to change Knowledge (XXG) only when no knowledge would be lost as a result.

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identify the manufacturer of the 64DD prior to the 1997 contract with Alps; describe the reason for partnering with Alps

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Knowledge (XXG) University: a comprehensive orientation and training program for all new public volunteer Wikipedians.

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These are my wishes for that which should exist, so let me know if it does. Here's my wishlist, after my rationale:

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https://www.ign.com/articles/2015/10/19/in-their-words-remembering-the-launch-of-the-nintendo-entertainment-system

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Articles where I do a periodic sweep of the diff since my previous edit, to mass-review everyone's changes.

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Multiple, optionally expiring, prioritized, watchlists. Some for core articles and some for vandals, etc.

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The rest could be ordered online from RandnetDD (only via the Randnet service, or via any web browser?)?

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Todo list (with notes) the articles I'm wanting to work on. Easily maintainable via the mobile app.

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should actively lobby regional and national governments to release their official works into the

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Quality assurance: increase the level of stability and trust of the veracity of the encyclopedia

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mention if the identical contents were published in multiple media (ebooks, print, CD, web page)

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Why did they terminate the entire Randnet online service and all truly unique platform assets (

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with talk about becoming a communications company, and translated article about Famicom Modem)

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and its subsequent fallout (not wanting to release "the right product at the wrong time")

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and con list of this idea, showing every realistic factual downside, or any fatal flaws.

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I find these philosophical statements to be notably interesting and mostly favorable.

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A standardized framework of userscripts, browser extensions, or gadgets like that of

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Is Randnet Nintendo's first ecommerce, after buying Nintendo Power subscriptions?

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guardian of treasures; protector from evil, witchcraft and secret slander.

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guardian of treasures; protector from evil, witchcraft and secret slander.

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Mention the role of the Expansion Pak and its development alongside 64DD

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Wiki status portal: news aggregation of recent major wiki-wide edits (

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Find a way to align the reputation system with the quality system of

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pre-launch party in NYC at The Visage on October 9 or October 10

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