A Conversation for How to Make an Orange Julius
Krispy Kreme
Mike A (snowblind) Started conversation Apr 25, 2000
The Krispy reme guide entry is not official, therefore it should not be linked to. Am I doing bad or what?!
Krispy Kreme
Blister Posted Apr 28, 2000
Woah! This entry looks vaguely familiar I didn't realize we should only reference approved guide entries... my bad. If that needs to come out, I won't cry about it. Do what you need.
There are a couple of changes that need to be made and since I apparently can't make them anymore, it's your job now!!!
0 It's 1/4 cup powdered sugar, not * cup
0 In the last paragraph, "It is know for a fact" -> "It is known..."
Thanks for the help,
Blister
Krispy Kreme
Mike A (snowblind) Posted Apr 29, 2000
It seems that a good few of entries I subedit need work done to them once I've passed them on to the PTWVH *^_^*. I try my best, but it just ends up happening!
Oh well, so long as it's sorted out before it hits the official guide
Don't worry about making mistakes. I've deliberatly done it with a few of my guide entries (put links to unofficial articles) that I've submitted, but I'd expect the subbie to weed them out.
Does that smack of hypocrisy?
Anyway...We Can Work It Out
Krispy Kreme
Blister Posted May 2, 2000
Hehe change is cool with me, I just didn't expect it.
Mistakes are generally also cool with me, but that recipie part is kind of the whole point of the entry, so if when you get a chance if you could just fix it up like I descibed above I'd be much oblidged.
-Blister
Krispy Kreme
Blister Posted May 27, 2000
Hehe yeah, I was excited... it's the little things that make me happy
And yes, I cancelled the original article. Thanks for checking on me
-Blister
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