Thread:Drew1200/@comment-25285546-20150107200209/@comment-24772962-20150110135549

Jdude420 wrote:

Vonness11` wrote:

Jdude420 wrote: Vonness11` wrote: MeltE2 wrote:

Vonness11` wrote:

MeltE2 wrote:

Vonness11` wrote:

Jdude420 wrote: So the "DISCLAIMER: THIS IS A DARE AND NOT TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY" was not there from the beginning?

Also, a thing about Brickimedia chat vs. Wikia chat:

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* long quote removed* "In Wikia chat, your message is displayed as soon as you hit enter, not as soon as the server receives the message."

Which is why it's nicer. It shows up on /your/ screen on wikia, but not everyone elses, but on Brickimedia, when your message shows up, it also means it's showing up for everyone else. wat Just because your message is appearing in wiki chat doesn't mean other people can see it, it still has to go to the server. On Brickimedia chat, your message displays when it has already gotten to the server, not just when you press enter. I'm pretty sure people usually see my messages.. I'm going to quote Firefly: "Ren ci de shang di, qing dai wo zou" "Merciful God, please take me away" Because people can normally see my messages on wikia chat? Also, please quit speaking in...what language even is that. Because it's unprofessional, breaks a wiki policy of foreign languages that aren't widely known, and it's not fun to scroll through a page of Firefly phrases to figure out WTH you're trying to say. It was at your first and third responded to my original message.

Chinese (kinda), written with English letters. And I only used it once. Please, before accusing me of breaking policy, know where the policy applies. Actually, just for the frak of it I took that phrase and Googled it, one link down, ctrl+f, ctrl+v. Valah, two seconds to find it.

Because I prefer wikia chat. Or because you just find my posts immature for some strange reason. Not surprised, you find every little thing I do immature, and I'm getting tired of it.

I was under the impression that the policy for foreign languages and things like that applied to everywhere.