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''(Even if it wasn't ridiculous, I'd have to print it at one of the fire stations...)''
''(Even if it wasn't ridiculous, I'd have to print it at one of the fire stations...)''
Yeah, at the moment, even if a new editor has read up on a bunch of categories and sort of gets how it works, they need to try a phrase, then try the phrase with a different word first, then try synonyms for words in the phrase... And then, when they add it, they can still find that in the context of the wiki, the phrase has a specific meaning that isn't applicable! Frustrating to say the least.
Yeah, at the moment, even if a new editor has read up on a bunch of categories and sort of gets how it works, they need to try a phrase, then try the phrase with a different word first, then try synonyms for words in the phrase... And then, when they add it, they can still find that in the context of the wiki, the phrase has a specific meaning that isn't applicable! Frustrating to say the least.
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(Even if it wasn't ridiculous, I'd have to print it at one of the fire stations...) Yeah, at the moment, even if a new editor has read up on a bunch of categories and sort of gets how it works, they need to try a phrase, then try the phrase with a different word first, then try synonyms for words in the phrase... And then, when they add it, they can still find that in the context of the wiki, the phrase has a specific meaning that isn't applicable! Frustrating to say the least.