Sure does.
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The folders don't work because they are too long. I can't fix it as I have no idea how you would folderize a Fridge page.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
I think maybe we need a page split or something...
In uffish thought
Technically, all Fridge Brilliance entries must be signed by tropers. Cutting the unsigned ones would bring the page down to size, and goodness knows I don't think we'd lose anything of import. However, that rule has never been enforced, to my knowledge.
That was the amazing part. Things just keep going.
I had no clue that was a rule. I thought it was just for Moments.
Formatting aside, from the very start of the page through the first example, it was just an awfully worded mess. Maybe it makes sense within the fandom but that was bad.
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Agreed.
edited 22nd Jul '13 12:04:31 PM by Larkmarn
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Captain of USS Bajor
This seems more of a Short Term Projects cleanup thing than a TRS thing.
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Nobody has signed fridge for a looong time. I'm actually gonna go make a wiki talk thread to discuss that rule right now.
EDIT: Having trouble actually finding the rule that says fridge has to be signed. If somebody could PM me the page, I'd appreciate it.
edited 22nd Jul '13 2:55:35 PM by Discar
Captain of USS Bajor
Wow. That's just... wow. EDIT: Ignore this post; just found it surprising that something like that wouldn't be easier to find.
edited 22nd Jul '13 8:28:59 PM by StarSword
'Kay, so I tried to remedy the situation by splitting the page. However, a lot of the examples transcend the categories I tried to file them into.
I like the outcome. I do not mind having some items still on this page. Close?
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
edited 22nd Jul '13 10:42:58 AM by IsaacG