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	== Flaming Decent Questions ==		== Flaming Decent Questions ==
	I want to finish a local copy of [https://www.hec.wtf/wiki/index.php?title=ARMA_3_Weapons "Weapons" on hec.wtf] as [[Arma_3_Weapons\|ArmA3 "Weapons"]] but can't figure an easy / effective way to include the very many JPGs of the individual weapons.<br />		I want to finish a local copy of [https://www.hec.wtf/wiki/index.php?title{{=}}ARMA_3_Weapons "Weapons" on hec.wtf] as [[Arma_3_Weapons\|ArmA3 "Weapons"]] but can't figure an easy / effective way to include the very many JPGs of the individual weapons.<br />
	I know that transclusion of some form //might// do the trick, but I'm not sure what your rules are about using that technique.		I know that transclusion of some form //might// do the trick, but I'm not sure what your rules are about using that technique.

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	== Updated Guidelines ==		== Updated Guidelines ==
	Since I did some major work on the guidelines last night, and since it's hard to keep track of the changes via the "history" function when there are re-arrangements, here's a breakdown of what I did (apart from the grammatical and stylistic editing).		Since I did some major work on the guidelines last night, and since it's hard to keep track of the changes via the "history" function when there are re-arrangements, here's a breakdown of what I did (apart from the grammatical and stylistic editing).
	*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Flaming.2FFlame-baiting\|Flaming]]: Put in an external link for {{Link\|https://en.wikipedia.org/Flame_bait\|flaming}}. A lot of people do not know what this is, so we better explain if we want them to avoid it.		*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Flaming.2FFlame-baiting\|Flaming]]: Put in an external link for {{Link\|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flame_bait\|flaming}}. A lot of people do not know what this is, so we better explain if we want them to avoid it.
	*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Images\|Images]]: Added example for meaningful image names.		*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Images\|Images]]: Added example for meaningful image names.
	*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Developer_Questions\|No Developer Questions]]:Split part of these guidelines off into the [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Discussion_Pages\|Discussion Pages]] and [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Writing_an_Article\|Writing an Article]] sections. Removed the highlighting for the "developers", as that made it seem like it's ok to ask anybody else, as long as you don't ask the developers directly.		*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Developer_Questions\|No Developer Questions]]:Split part of these guidelines off into the [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Discussion_Pages\|Discussion Pages]] and [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Writing_an_Article\|Writing an Article]] sections. Removed the highlighting for the "developers", as that made it seem like it's ok to ask anybody else, as long as you don't ask the developers directly.

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	== Updated Guidelines ==		== Updated Guidelines ==
	Since I did some major work on the guidelines last night, and since it's hard to keep track of the changes via the "history" function when there are re-arrangements, here's a breakdown of what I did (apart from the grammatical and stylistic editing).		Since I did some major work on the guidelines last night, and since it's hard to keep track of the changes via the "history" function when there are re-arrangements, here's a breakdown of what I did (apart from the grammatical and stylistic editing).
	*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Flaming.2FFlame-baiting\|Flaming]]: Put in an external link for {{~~Wikipedia~~\|Flame_bait\|flaming}}. A lot of people do not know what this is, so we better explain if we want them to avoid it.		*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Flaming.2FFlame-baiting\|Flaming]]: Put in an external link for {{Link\|https://en.wikipedia.org/Flame_bait\|flaming}}. A lot of people do not know what this is, so we better explain if we want them to avoid it.
	*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Images\|Images]]: Added example for meaningful image names.		*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Images\|Images]]: Added example for meaningful image names.
	*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Developer_Questions\|No Developer Questions]]:Split part of these guidelines off into the [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Discussion_Pages\|Discussion Pages]] and [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Writing_an_Article\|Writing an Article]] sections. Removed the highlighting for the "developers", as that made it seem like it's ok to ask anybody else, as long as you don't ask the developers directly.		*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Developer_Questions\|No Developer Questions]]:Split part of these guidelines off into the [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Discussion_Pages\|Discussion Pages]] and [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Writing_an_Article\|Writing an Article]] sections. Removed the highlighting for the "developers", as that made it seem like it's ok to ask anybody else, as long as you don't ask the developers directly.

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Should guidelines for correctly posting code be added? Should guidelines for correctly posting code be added?



For the scripting command template I modified the CSS that way, that <nowiki><code></nowiki> and <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tags don't make any visual difference. The difference between the two is that the first one allows wiki formatting, but requires also manual linebreaks with <nowiki><br></nowiki>, while the second just lets you enter the code as you like, but doesn't allow links etc. For the scripting command template I modified the CSS that way, that <nowiki><code style="display: block"></nowiki> and <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tags don't make any visual difference. The difference between the two is that the first one allows wiki formatting, but requires also manual linebreaks with <nowiki><br></nowiki>, while the second just lets you enter the code as you like, but doesn't allow links etc.



I think they are a very good and flexible way of posting code, since you know at the first instant that you are watching a piece of scripting code. I also think that this would be a candidate for a rule, so that people keep a certain standard. Thoughts? --[[User:Hardrock|hardrock]] 20:33, 3 August 2006 (CEST) I think they are a very good and flexible way of posting code, since you know at the first instant that you are watching a piece of scripting code. I also think that this would be a candidate for a rule, so that people keep a certain standard. Thoughts? --[[User:Hardrock|hardrock]] 20:33, 3 August 2006 (CEST)



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== Updated Guidelines == == Updated Guidelines ==
Since I did some major work on the guidelines last night, and since it's hard to keep track of the changes via the "history" function when there are re-arrangements, here's a breakdown of what I did (apart from the grammatical and stylistic editing).   Since I did some major work on the guidelines last night, and since it's hard to keep track of the changes via the "history" function when there are re-arrangements, here's a breakdown of what I did (apart from the grammatical and stylistic editing).  
*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Flaming.2FFlame-baiting|Flaming]]: Put in an external link for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flame_bait flaming]. A lot of people do not know what this is, so we better explain if we want them to avoid it. *[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Flaming.2FFlame-baiting|Flaming]]: Put in an external link for {{Wikipedia|Flame_bait|flaming}}. A lot of people do not know what this is, so we better explain if we want them to avoid it.
*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Images|Images]]: Added example for meaningful image names. *[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Images|Images]]: Added example for meaningful image names.
*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Developer_Questions|No Developer Questions]]:Split part of these guidelines off into the [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Discussion_Pages|Discussion Pages]] and [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Writing_an_Article|Writing an Article]] sections. Removed the highlighting for the "developers", as that made it seem like it's ok to ask anybody else, as long as you don't ask the developers directly. *[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Developer_Questions|No Developer Questions]]:Split part of these guidelines off into the [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Discussion_Pages|Discussion Pages]] and [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Writing_an_Article|Writing an Article]] sections. Removed the highlighting for the "developers", as that made it seem like it's ok to ask anybody else, as long as you don't ask the developers directly.



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:: But "Articles in other languages are not currently accepted." means 'now aren't, but in future maybe will be'. --[[User:Djura|Djura]] 16:49, 7 October 2006 (CEST) :: But "Articles in other languages are not currently accepted." means 'now aren't, but in future maybe will be'. --[[User:Djura|Djura]] 16:49, 7 October 2006 (CEST)



==Flaming Decent Questions== == Flaming Decent Questions ==
I want to finish a local copy of [https://www.hec.wtf/wiki/index.php?title=ARMA_3_Weapons "Weapons" on hec.wtf] as [[Arma_3_Weapons|ArmA3 "Weapons"]] but can't figure an easy / effective way to include the very many JPGs of the individual weapons.<br /> I want to finish a local copy of [https://www.hec.wtf/wiki/index.php?title=ARMA_3_Weapons "Weapons" on hec.wtf] as [[Arma_3_Weapons|ArmA3 "Weapons"]] but can't figure an easy / effective way to include the very many JPGs of the individual weapons.<br />
I know that transclusion of some form //might// do the trick, but I'm not sure what your rules are about using that technique. I know that transclusion of some form //might// do the trick, but I'm not sure what your rules are about using that technique.



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--[[User:Dawks|Dawks]] ([[User talk:Dawks|talk]]) 00:29, 6 July 2018 (CEST) --[[User:Dawks|Dawks]] ([[User talk:Dawks|talk]]) 00:29, 6 July 2018 (CEST)



I am not sure what you mean by ''transclusion'' but since it's wiki related you probably asked in the wrong channel. Ask in '''#community_wiki''', we are usually quite friendly and will answer you questions if we can ;) 01:22, 6 July 2018 (CEST)[[User:R3vo|R3vo]] ([[User talk:R3vo|talk]]) : I am not sure what you mean by ''transclusion'' but since it's wiki related you probably asked in the wrong channel. Ask in '''#community_wiki''', we are usually quite friendly and will answer you questions if we can ;) 01:22, 6 July 2018 (CEST)[[User:R3vo|R3vo]] ([[User talk:R3vo|talk]])
 
: [https://discord.com/channels/105462288051380224/105462288051380224/464551863904108553 OP] + what [[User:R3vo]] said - [[User:Lou Montana|Lou Montana]] ([[User talk:Lou Montana|talk]]) 03:41, 2 January 2021 (CET)



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For the scripting command template I modified the CSS that way, that <nowiki><code></nowiki> and <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tags don't make any visual difference. The difference between the two is that the first one allows wiki formatting, but requires also manual linebreaks with <nowiki><br/></nowiki>, while the second just lets you enter the code as you like, but doesn't allow links etc. For the scripting command template I modified the CSS that way, that <nowiki><code></nowiki> and <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tags don't make any visual difference. The difference between the two is that the first one allows wiki formatting, but requires also manual linebreaks with <nowiki><br></nowiki>, while the second just lets you enter the code as you like, but doesn't allow links etc.



I think they are a very good and flexible way of posting code, since you know at the first instant that you are watching a piece of scripting code. I also think that this would be a candidate for a rule, so that people keep a certain standard. Thoughts? --[[User:Hardrock|hardrock]] 20:33, 3 August 2006 (CEST) I think they are a very good and flexible way of posting code, since you know at the first instant that you are watching a piece of scripting code. I also think that this would be a candidate for a rule, so that people keep a certain standard. Thoughts? --[[User:Hardrock|hardrock]] 20:33, 3 August 2006 (CEST)



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I've been doing MilSim since 1972 (CFB Kingston) and have watched it online as a diagnostic of society in general. We're pretty well doomed. Asking a question simply got me flamed. ''"Why not just ask the question?" "Do you know about transclusion? or about wiki markup?"'' My reply was taken as though criminal. #Doomed<br /> I've been doing MilSim since 1972 (CFB Kingston) and have watched it online as a diagnostic of society in general. We're pretty well doomed. Asking a question simply got me flamed. ''"Why not just ask the question?" "Do you know about transclusion? or about wiki markup?"'' My reply was taken as though criminal. #Doomed<br />
--[[User:Dawks|Dawks]] ([[User talk:Dawks|talk]]) 00:29, 6 July 2018 (CEST) --[[User:Dawks|Dawks]] ([[User talk:Dawks|talk]]) 00:29, 6 July 2018 (CEST)

I am not sure what you mean by ''transclusion'' but since it's wiki related you probably asked in the wrong channel. Ask in '''#community_wiki''', we are usually quite friendly and will answer you questions if we can ;) 01:22, 6 July 2018 (CEST)[[User:R3vo|R3vo]] ([[User talk:R3vo|talk]])



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==Flaming Decent Questions== ==Flaming Decent Questions==
I want to finish a local copy of [[https://www.hec.wtf/wiki/index.php?title=ARMA_3_Weapons "Weapons" on hec.wtf]] as [[Arma_3_Weapons|ArmA3 "Weapons"]] but can't figure an easy / effective way to include the very many JPGs of the individual weapons.<br /> I want to finish a local copy of [https://www.hec.wtf/wiki/index.php?title=ARMA_3_Weapons "Weapons" on hec.wtf] as [[Arma_3_Weapons|ArmA3 "Weapons"]] but can't figure an easy / effective way to include the very many JPGs of the individual weapons.<br />
I know that transclusion of some form //might// do the trick, but I'm not sure what your rules are about using that technique. I know that transclusion of some form //might// do the trick, but I'm not sure what your rules are about using that technique.

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	Should guidelines for correctly posting code be added?		Should guidelines for correctly posting code be added?

	For the scripting command template I modified the CSS that way, that <nowiki><code></nowiki> and <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tags don't make any visual difference. The difference between the two is that the first one allows wiki formatting, but requires also manual linebreaks with <nowiki><br></nowiki>, while the second just lets you enter the code as you like, but doesn't allow links etc.		For the scripting command template I modified the CSS that way, that <nowiki><code style="display: block"></nowiki> and <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tags don't make any visual difference. The difference between the two is that the first one allows wiki formatting, but requires also manual linebreaks with <nowiki><br></nowiki>, while the second just lets you enter the code as you like, but doesn't allow links etc.

	I think they are a very good and flexible way of posting code, since you know at the first instant that you are watching a piece of scripting code. I also think that this would be a candidate for a rule, so that people keep a certain standard. Thoughts? --[[User:Hardrock\|hardrock]] 20:33, 3 August 2006 (CEST)		I think they are a very good and flexible way of posting code, since you know at the first instant that you are watching a piece of scripting code. I also think that this would be a candidate for a rule, so that people keep a certain standard. Thoughts? --[[User:Hardrock\|hardrock]] 20:33, 3 August 2006 (CEST)

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	== Updated Guidelines ==		== Updated Guidelines ==
	Since I did some major work on the guidelines last night, and since it's hard to keep track of the changes via the "history" function when there are re-arrangements, here's a breakdown of what I did (apart from the grammatical and stylistic editing).		Since I did some major work on the guidelines last night, and since it's hard to keep track of the changes via the "history" function when there are re-arrangements, here's a breakdown of what I did (apart from the grammatical and stylistic editing).
	*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Flaming.2FFlame-baiting\|Flaming]]: Put in an external link for ~~[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Flame_bait flaming]. A lot of people do not know what this is, so we better explain if we want them to avoid it.		*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Flaming.2FFlame-baiting\|Flaming]]: Put in an external link for {{Wikipedia\|Flame_bait\|flaming}}. A lot of people do not know what this is, so we better explain if we want them to avoid it.
	*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Images\|Images]]: Added example for meaningful image names.		*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Images\|Images]]: Added example for meaningful image names.
	*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Developer_Questions\|No Developer Questions]]:Split part of these guidelines off into the [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Discussion_Pages\|Discussion Pages]] and [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Writing_an_Article\|Writing an Article]] sections. Removed the highlighting for the "developers", as that made it seem like it's ok to ask anybody else, as long as you don't ask the developers directly.		*[[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#No_Developer_Questions\|No Developer Questions]]:Split part of these guidelines off into the [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Discussion_Pages\|Discussion Pages]] and [[Bohemia_Interactive_Community:Guidelines#Writing_an_Article\|Writing an Article]] sections. Removed the highlighting for the "developers", as that made it seem like it's ok to ask anybody else, as long as you don't ask the developers directly.

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	:: But "Articles in other languages are not currently accepted." means 'now aren't, but in future maybe will be'. --[[User:Djura\|Djura]] 16:49, 7 October 2006 (CEST)		:: But "Articles in other languages are not currently accepted." means 'now aren't, but in future maybe will be'. --[[User:Djura\|Djura]] 16:49, 7 October 2006 (CEST)

	==Flaming Decent Questions==		== Flaming Decent Questions ==
	I want to finish a local copy of [https://www.hec.wtf/wiki/index.php?title=ARMA_3_Weapons "Weapons" on hec.wtf] as [[Arma_3_Weapons\|ArmA3 "Weapons"]] but can't figure an easy / effective way to include the very many JPGs of the individual weapons.<br />		I want to finish a local copy of [https://www.hec.wtf/wiki/index.php?title=ARMA_3_Weapons "Weapons" on hec.wtf] as [[Arma_3_Weapons\|ArmA3 "Weapons"]] but can't figure an easy / effective way to include the very many JPGs of the individual weapons.<br />
	I know that transclusion of some form //might// do the trick, but I'm not sure what your rules are about using that technique.		I know that transclusion of some form //might// do the trick, but I'm not sure what your rules are about using that technique.

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	--[[User:Dawks\|Dawks]] ([[User talk:Dawks\|talk]]) 00:29, 6 July 2018 (CEST)		--[[User:Dawks\|Dawks]] ([[User talk:Dawks\|talk]]) 00:29, 6 July 2018 (CEST)

	I am not sure what you mean by ''transclusion'' but since it's wiki related you probably asked in the wrong channel. Ask in '''#community_wiki''', we are usually quite friendly and will answer you questions if we can ;) 01:22, 6 July 2018 (CEST)[[User:R3vo\|R3vo]] ([[User talk:R3vo\|talk]])		: I am not sure what you mean by ''transclusion'' but since it's wiki related you probably asked in the wrong channel. Ask in '''#community_wiki''', we are usually quite friendly and will answer you questions if we can ;) 01:22, 6 July 2018 (CEST)[[User:R3vo\|R3vo]] ([[User talk:R3vo\|talk]])

			: [https://discord.com/channels/105462288051380224/105462288051380224/464551863904108553 OP] + what [[User:R3vo]] said - [[User:Lou Montana\|Lou Montana]] ([[User talk:Lou Montana\|talk]]) 03:41, 2 January 2021 (CET)

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	For the scripting command template I modified the CSS that way, that <nowiki><code></nowiki> and <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tags don't make any visual difference. The difference between the two is that the first one allows wiki formatting, but requires also manual linebreaks with <nowiki><br/></nowiki>, while the second just lets you enter the code as you like, but doesn't allow links etc.		For the scripting command template I modified the CSS that way, that <nowiki><code></nowiki> and <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tags don't make any visual difference. The difference between the two is that the first one allows wiki formatting, but requires also manual linebreaks with <nowiki><br></nowiki>, while the second just lets you enter the code as you like, but doesn't allow links etc.

	I think they are a very good and flexible way of posting code, since you know at the first instant that you are watching a piece of scripting code. I also think that this would be a candidate for a rule, so that people keep a certain standard. Thoughts? --[[User:Hardrock\|hardrock]] 20:33, 3 August 2006 (CEST)		I think they are a very good and flexible way of posting code, since you know at the first instant that you are watching a piece of scripting code. I also think that this would be a candidate for a rule, so that people keep a certain standard. Thoughts? --[[User:Hardrock\|hardrock]] 20:33, 3 August 2006 (CEST)

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	I've been doing MilSim since 1972 (CFB Kingston) and have watched it online as a diagnostic of society in general. We're pretty well doomed. Asking a question simply got me flamed. ''"Why not just ask the question?" "Do you know about transclusion? or about wiki markup?"'' My reply was taken as though criminal. #Doomed<br />		I've been doing MilSim since 1972 (CFB Kingston) and have watched it online as a diagnostic of society in general. We're pretty well doomed. Asking a question simply got me flamed. ''"Why not just ask the question?" "Do you know about transclusion? or about wiki markup?"'' My reply was taken as though criminal. #Doomed<br />
	--[[User:Dawks\|Dawks]] ([[User talk:Dawks\|talk]]) 00:29, 6 July 2018 (CEST)		--[[User:Dawks\|Dawks]] ([[User talk:Dawks\|talk]]) 00:29, 6 July 2018 (CEST)

			I am not sure what you mean by ''transclusion'' but since it's wiki related you probably asked in the wrong channel. Ask in '''#community_wiki''', we are usually quite friendly and will answer you questions if we can ;) 01:22, 6 July 2018 (CEST)[[User:R3vo\|R3vo]] ([[User talk:R3vo\|talk]])

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	==Flaming Decent Questions==		==Flaming Decent Questions==
	I want to finish a local copy of [[https://www.hec.wtf/wiki/index.php?title=ARMA_3_Weapons "Weapons" on hec.wtf]] as [[Arma_3_Weapons\|ArmA3 "Weapons"]] but can't figure an easy / effective way to include the very many JPGs of the individual weapons.<br />		I want to finish a local copy of [https://www.hec.wtf/wiki/index.php?title=ARMA_3_Weapons "Weapons" on hec.wtf] as [[Arma_3_Weapons\|ArmA3 "Weapons"]] but can't figure an easy / effective way to include the very many JPGs of the individual weapons.<br />
	I know that transclusion of some form //might// do the trick, but I'm not sure what your rules are about using that technique.		I know that transclusion of some form //might// do the trick, but I'm not sure what your rules are about using that technique.

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