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leo mckern [space for random exotic word juxtaposition generator] Started conversation Dec 7, 2003
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IctoanAWEWawi Posted Dec 7, 2003
hmmm, OK, I'll be nice
Absolutely none!
Have you come across a thing called the tag yet? Well, you have now! It's a guideML tag which, when placed in a GuideML page replaces itself when viewed by the username of the person viewing the page. So you see 'leo mckern has reallyu....' whilst I see 'ictoan shadow blah' and anyone else will see their name.
It is usually used to provide a customised greeting on a page like 'Hello ' which would then be displayed as 'Hello leo mckern' but there are some people, me being one, who have a twisted sense of humour and use it to confuse people
Hope I didn;t get you too worried!
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IctoanAWEWawi Posted Dec 7, 2003
you're not alone And at least you asked. I've had at least one person go right off the deep end at me because oif a previous version. But we sorted that and are friends now so that's cool.
I just find it an interesting way of 'meeting' people on here since many would otherwise not leave a message!
So hows you enjoying H2G2 now, glad you found it or still confused as anything?
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leo mckern [space for random exotic word juxtaposition generator] Posted Dec 7, 2003
its really good - the entries are fascinating and I'm enjoying getting my own up to guide standard sometime soon hopefully
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