User talk:Robogymnast
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[edit] Hey
I just wanted to drop a line and say hello. I'm quite glad someone else seems to have noticed the Woodsball article, since I've put a lot of effort into it, and I hope that this will continue. If my plans for a WikiProject come through, I hope to have every article in the category to that quality, hopefully better. One of my plans was to create a sort of project-based image collection, basically a page with thumbnails of all the paintball images, so everyone knows the paintball images that we have here, and also so they know what we're missing. Images and video are musts in my opinion, because one just cannot illustrate, for example, how a player moves about behind a bunker while under fire without writing pages and pages on it, or how a player can become part of a bush or a tree with the right camouflage.
Also, I'm hoping that we can remove a lot of the separation between speedball and woodsball. There's all this hype about how different they are and how there's no cross-type movement going on, but in practice (and I'd imagine you've noticed this too), this barrier is much less than people usually think it to be. My woodsball team has no fewer than two divisions of speedballers in it, with about three speedballers each. Every one of them is an integral part of the team, even during woodsball games. Just because their uniforms are more flashy than the rest of ours (we're migrating from woodland BDUs to SpecOPS Ultralight) and their guns shoot ten or more RPS than ours, doesn't mean in the slightest that they shouldn't be playing on the field.
Put the glove on the other hand, though, and you can see woodsballers playing in airball tourneys. I myself have not played any, but my second best friend who is also a woodsballer is one of the team's most hardcore attendants of speedball events. In fact, he played a speedball event last Sunday. Got something around a 3:1 kill-death ratio, too. So the removal of the impractical separation between speedball and woodsball would be one of the issues I'd want the project to combat.
I've got a lot of other stuff I want to do, but I'll put that into my work for the temporary Project Page. I'm just posting it here 'cause I want to get a feel for your slant on things. Get back to me when you can. - Maximilli, 15:29, 12 October 2006 (UTC)
P.S. Sorry for putting this message out of chronological order, but the formatting got all weird when I put it beneath that welcome table.
[edit] WikiProject Paintball
The Paintball WikiProject has been created. Please take a moment to visit its page, and join if you are interested. Thanks! - Maximilli, 18:53, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
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| To continue the project's drive toward FA status for the Paintball article, please review the project news and spend some time going over the article. |
| Sources: Articles such as Glossary of paintball terms have been tagged for not citing sources. Be sure to check around for more of these articles, and see if we can find some resources that can validate our information. |
| Current priority: The Paintball variations article needs to be synchronized with all other articles that mention variants of paintball games or paintball game types. Remember, to be consistent, that 'variants' are variants such as CTF, while 'game types' are woodsball, speedball, et cetera. |
I'd suggest to have that template link moved to the top of your talk page, as I and the others have done. That is, if you're still interested in the project. ~ Maximilli, 22:20, 19 October 2006 (UTC)
| Hello, Robogymnast, and Welcome to Wikipedia! |
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I hope you enjoy this encyclopedia, and stay with us. In case you haven't seen them already, these pages will help you understand the place. You should sign your name on talk pages using four tildes (~); this will turn into your username and the date. I'v redirected most of the articles on karate organisations that you created to Kazumi Tabata; they are less likely to be deleted if they are all together on one page. So if you have anything else to add about these various organizations, add it at his page. If you need help with something, check out Wikipedia:Questions, or ask me on my talk page. Again, I hope you like the place. Picaroon9288 23:54, 11 October 2006 (UTC) |
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[edit] WP:CLIMB
What do you think the next Wikiproject: Climbing collaboration should be? If you wouldn't mind coming up with a list of your top three choices and we'll choose them up at WP:CLIMB? Thanks. ⇒ SWATJester On Belay! 23:38, 19 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Comparison of Windows and Linux
Hey, I noticed that you corrected some facts on the installation section. :-) thank you. This is an important article and we need all the eyeballs we can to keep it correct and neutral. I hope that you will continue contributing to our article, and I look forward to working with you on it. Hendrixski 02:46, 22 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] new climbing article
Take a look at Horsepens 40 and [1] and see if you can't fill it out a bit? Thanks! This could be an awesome article! there's plenty of external links about it, just do a quick google search. What I would REALLY appreciate is a filling in of some of the topo for HP 40, from drtopo.com . Specifically, the most famous routes there are "eightball, millipede, mortal kombat, crisifix, brawn, man with the slow-hand, red arrow (V4), etc." Also, all of the V11's deserve a mention. ⇒ SWATJester On Belay! 03:33, 8 March 2007 (UTC)
