HRWiki:Guestbooks
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| - | Here at the Homestar Runner Wiki, we encourage users to personalize their [[HRWiki:User space|user space]] so that all of us in the community may get to know each other. | + | Here at the Homestar Runner Wiki, we encourage users to personalize their [[HRWiki:User space|user space]] so that all of us in the community may get to know each other. Thus, guestbooks are something that the community has decided are more helpful than detrimental in this area. As such, please keep in mind the following standards: |
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| - | *'''Users are | + | *'''Users are allowed to have guestbooks.''' |
| - | *'''All current guestbooks must be removed from the wiki.''' A personal archive is recommended. | + | *'''All current guestbooks must not be removed from the wiki.''' A personal archive is recommended. |
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| - | We regret | + | We regret not being legalistic about this (the wiki is supposed to be lighthearted and fun, after all), but we have grown to the point that having a standard not is necessary, and simply giving free rein in this area is beneficial to the goals of the knowledge base. |
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Revision as of 02:43, 30 January 2006
Here at the Homestar Runner Wiki, we encourage users to personalize their user space so that all of us in the community may get to know each other. Thus, guestbooks are something that the community has decided are more helpful than detrimental in this area. As such, please keep in mind the following standards:
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We regret not being legalistic about this (the wiki is supposed to be lighthearted and fun, after all), but we have grown to the point that having a standard not is necessary, and simply giving free rein in this area is beneficial to the goals of the knowledge base.
