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I'm not really liking wikipedia so far. Should I quit?
I'm not sure. But people that I find aren't very nice and don't look over stuff carefully and usually make bad judgements. (My apologies to those are aren't like that.)
Oh, dear. Sorry to hear that. =\ Unfortunately, that's pretty well above and beyond the sort of scope I'm used to dealing with, in {{helpme}} replies. In a huge, volunteer organization like this, trolls and jerks can be a huge problem, because while jerks are a dime a dozen, we need helpful contributors all the time. If anyone in particular has been bothering you, you could consider a post at the personal attack intervention noticeboard or the administrators' noticeboard for incidents. Disputes are very tough, but you may be able to find help through the dispute resolution process -- there are helpful people watching requests for third opinions and the mediation cabal, in particular, and very problematic users will often be the subject of requests for comment, or may even taken before the arbitration committee. If you're looking for good, fun people to hang around, I'd heartily suggest that you have a look at Esperanza; you may find people who can help you, or you may even find that helping people will make you feel better. Either way, I wish you luck. Cheers. Luna Santin04:14, 26 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Oh, sorry. You'll always find people that won't be nice. It's helpful to try to get them on your side, then they'll help you do stuff. As for people who don't look over stuff, I have that problem too, try posting a message to their talk page and tell them how you feel. At best they'll take it back, or explain why thedy did it. Of course some are just unfair and rude. Wishing you luck.--Res2216firestar20:09, 30 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
A friend and I were at a playground. I thought I saw a patch of red fur, but it turned out to be leaves. But then, my friend saw something that looked a bit like a fox, but bigger, much, much bigger jump from a tree. I thought I heard a growl. Then I heard leaves rustling. Suddenly I realized that this might be a chupabraca! I told my friend to run, and when I looked back, I could have sworn I saw a rusty-furred thing standing were we were standing! it was about 2.5 feet tall, and it didn't look like a dog. It had little bumps running down it's back and tail. Otherwise, it looked like a giant fox that was all red.
Thylacine, you have a zoo don't you? Check to see if they lost something:) Chupacabra doesn't' live in Korea either....:P ---J.S(T/C)06:55, 30 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Maybe a new species. No wasn't a wolf or hyena, but it was a bit dog-like. I know they don't live here, but an escaped one? No, to far away. It's body was hyena-like but the rest of it was fox-like. Maybe a mutant, rabid... um, thing.
As I mentioned on the Ref Desk, it sounds to me a lot like a Dhole. A Dhole (aka Asiatic Dog). They live in southern Asia, and look like a cross between a fox/hyena/dog-thing. So the appearance and range are about right, I think... --Maelwys12:56, 8 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I think there should be one for Warriors and Warriors: Book series . I thought there wasn't an article about it, so I had to search for Erin Huner to find it.
