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Originally posted by Bad wolfOh, I get it now, the option of timing someone out is disabled...silly me.
Now it has changed to this:
'Effective 14 March 2007, RHP is implementing a new vacation system for "subscribers," whereby they may book thirty-six days when timeout is disabled. Their time and timebank will still count down, however.'
Wtf does 'when timeout is diabled' mean?
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It suggests that you just use those days to extend your games length, which isn't supposed to be what really happens...
Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveThey should have "vacation free" games, and tourneys. I make all my games 7/7... if I want to take some time off, I've got 14 days before I need to find a computer and make a few moves... and get another 14 days after that.
Pity you can't disable the stupid vacation immunity. ðŸ˜
Vacation free tourneys, and vacation free clan games.
Vacation, pathetic! Use your time wise!
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Originally posted by PhlabibitWouldn't you only get another 7 days (seeing as how your 7 day timebank has been used and doesn't replenish)?
They should have "vacation free" games, and tourneys. I make all my games 7/7... if I want to take some time off, I've got 14 days before I need to find a computer and make a few moves... and get another 14 days after that.
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Originally posted by jsmithAre aware that Wikipedia is banned as a source material in many colleges? It seems that it originated as an accurate encyclopedia, but now is open to online revisions and is, therefore, not accurate anymore. 😲
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Hot_Pawn
Despite GameKnot having a reported 1/2 a million members, none of them are interested in their page on the Wikipedia. I may not know RHP, the history, the moderators etc but those of you who do can update the Wikipedia page.
To meet Wikipedia's quality standards don't copy and paste from RHP but expand the article.
Originally posted by ArrakisI can't say I blame the colleges. Heck, Wikipedia gets used too much as it is - just read through the forums here and half of the threads contain whole cut and paste sections from it.
Are aware that Wikipedia is banned as a source material in many colleges? It seems that it originated as an accurate encyclopedia, but now is open to online revisions and is, therefore, not accurate anymore. 😲
I do find it a good starting point for reference and it is tempting to use but you have to be certain that what you are quoting is accurate.
I have my own Wikipedia - I own hundreds of books and use them on a regular basis.
Originally posted by ArrakisYou do not understand the concepts of :-
Are aware that Wikipedia is banned as a source material in many colleges? It seems that it originated as an accurate encyclopedia, but now is open to online revisions and is, therefore, not accurate anymore. 😲
- Wikipedia
- encyclopedia
- verifiable content
so students cannot just copy and paste from Wikipedia, they have got to do their own research.
Originally posted by jsmithSounds like they can if they want to, but if they need to site their references they can't say "I got this from Wikipedia".
You do not understand the concepts of :-
- Wikipedia
- encyclopedia
- verifiable content
so students cannot just copy and paste from Wikipedia, they have got to do their own research.
That is if what arrakas says is even true on this subject.
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Originally posted by jsmithOne should add that encyclopedias and other tertiary sources have never been acceptable citations in research papers.
You do not understand the concepts of :-
- Wikipedia
- encyclopedia
- verifiable content
so students cannot just copy and paste from Wikipedia, they have got to do their own research.
See
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/21/education/21wikipedia.html?ex=1331438400&en=a053470556c52e40&ei=5124&partner=permalink&exprod=permalink
for the story from Middlebury College