Ghyll:Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement - Revision history

Jcowan: Typo fixes for old times' sake

2011-09-13T19:22:01Z

Typo fixes for old times' sake

Jcowan: Linkifying

2005-08-12T14:14:21Z

Linkifying

Morbus Iff: Adding forgotten parenthesis.

2005-06-20T23:34:50Z

Adding forgotten parenthesis.

Morbus Iff: Welp, better to get to regular mundane, I guess.

2005-06-20T23:23:56Z

Welp, better to get to regular mundane, I guess.

Jcowan: Adding missing signature

2005-06-20T18:42:17Z

Adding missing signature

Jcowan: Misspelling

2005-06-20T18:27:56Z

Misspelling

Jcowan: Scholarly comment

2005-06-20T18:16:57Z

Scholarly comment

Lady Aleksandra Quininery: phantom change --sorry about that.

2005-06-19T11:33:00Z

phantom change --sorry about that.

Lady Aleksandra Quininery: second and final (hopefully) draft

2005-06-17T21:10:51Z

second and final (hopefully) draft

Lady Aleksandra Quininery: first bit

2005-06-16T22:12:06Z

first bit

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 And it's well we know that much in the this world [[Conflict That Is Not Happening|is not happening]]. Including, at least to begin with, the '''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement.''' Which is unfortunate, as I really could have used the [[Bump of the Night|extra storage space]]. But no matter, the Movement shall continue to (cease to) exist!
-The Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement first rose to the [[lay public|public]] eye in -97 [[EC]] when they succeded in garnering the ''droit d'expoloitation'' of the [[Pziqq trees]] in the [[Sarfelogian Mountains]] by doing battle with the [[Carsokian]]s. This ''droit'' is currently quite useless to the Movement, however, as the battle-tactics of both sides were far more effective in destroying the Pziqq tree ecosystem than the enemy. In fact, the Movement's "victory" was rather an inconclusive one, as the [[Carsokian]]s seem to have given up in disgust over the lack of trees for which to fight. Rumor has it that the battle will re-engage in approximately 100 [[EC]] when the ecosystem recovers.
+The Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement first rose to the [[lay public|public]] eye in -97 [[EC]] when they succeded in garnering the ''droit d'exploitation'' of the [[Pziqq trees]] in the [[Sarfelogian Mountains]] by doing battle with the [[Carsokian]]s. This ''droit'' is currently quite useless to the Movement, however, as the battle-tactics of both sides were far more effective in destroying the Pziqq tree ecosystem than the enemy. In fact, the Movement's "victory" was rather an inconclusive one, as the [[Carsokian]]s seem to have given up in disgust over the lack of trees for which to fight. Rumor has it that the battle will re-engage in approximately 100 [[EC]] when the ecosystem recovers.
 After the [[Sarfelogian Mountains|Sarfelogian Mountain]] escapade, the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement disappeared from public consciousness for quite sometime. The [[Council for Quezlarian Research]] published a little-read, little-cited, dry-as-toast study on the group in -76 [[EC]], but there is no other written mention of the Movement until -65 [[EC]] when there appeared a full page advertisement in the [[Folktown Records|Folktown Record]] announcing the revival of the "new, improved (with more storage space and wittier commentary) ''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement''." The ad went on to promise exciting events and hair-raising happenings.
-This unprecedented bit of advertising is considered wholely responsible for the subsequent spike in membership in the Movement. Among the best known members from this era are Roger Ululator and Alice Bob Charlie David Edward Smallwood, the XVIIth Baroness of Smallwood. Under the leadership of the Smallwoods and other [[Amphitheatre aristocracy|prominent Ghyllians]], the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement became a household term. Incidents, or "Staircase Sightings", were reported daily in the newspapers of record.
+This unprecedented bit of advertising is considered wholly responsible for the subsequent spike in membership in the Movement. Among the best known members from this era are Roger Ululator and Alice Bob Charlie David Edward Smallwood, the XVIIth Baroness of Smallwood. Under the leadership of the Smallwoods and other [[Amphitheatre aristocracy|prominent Ghyllians]], the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement became a household term. Incidents, or "Staircase Sightings", were reported daily in the newspapers of record.
 Unfortunately, the era of peace and prosperity for the Movement was destined to come to end. In -43 [[EC]] [[Lane Smallwood]], upset and bereft at the loss of her parents Roger and Alice Bob in the unmentionable <strike>Fundzherit Peninsula Incident</strike>, embarked upon a campaign of destruction, hellbent on decimating the Movement. Her [[guerrilla warfare]] tactics were supremely effective:  membership dropped from a high of 107 in -50 [[EC]] to 13 in -20 [[EC]].

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 And it's well we know that much in the this world [[Conflict That Is Not Happening|is not happening]]. Including, at least to begin with, the '''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement.''' Which is unfortunate, as I really could have used the [[Bump of the Night|extra storage space]]. But no matter, the Movement shall continue to (cease to) exist!
-The Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement first rose to the public eye in -97 [[EC]] when they succeded in garnering the ''droit d'expoloitation'' of the [[Pziqq trees]] in the [[Sarfelogian Mountains]] by doing battle with the [[Carsokian]]s. This ''droit'' is currently quite useless to the Movement, however, as the battle-tactics of both sides were far more effective in destroying the Pziqq tree ecosystem than the enemy. In fact, the Movement's "victory" was rather an inconclusive one, as the [[Carsokian]]s seem to have given up in disgust over the lack of trees for which to fight. Rumor has it that the battle will re-engage in approximately 100 [[EC]] when the ecosystem recovers.
+The Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement first rose to the [[lay public|public]] eye in -97 [[EC]] when they succeded in garnering the ''droit d'expoloitation'' of the [[Pziqq trees]] in the [[Sarfelogian Mountains]] by doing battle with the [[Carsokian]]s. This ''droit'' is currently quite useless to the Movement, however, as the battle-tactics of both sides were far more effective in destroying the Pziqq tree ecosystem than the enemy. In fact, the Movement's "victory" was rather an inconclusive one, as the [[Carsokian]]s seem to have given up in disgust over the lack of trees for which to fight. Rumor has it that the battle will re-engage in approximately 100 [[EC]] when the ecosystem recovers.
 After the [[Sarfelogian Mountains|Sarfelogian Mountain]] escapade, the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement disappeared from public consciousness for quite sometime. The [[Council for Quezlarian Research]] published a little-read, little-cited, dry-as-toast study on the group in -76 [[EC]], but there is no other written mention of the Movement until -65 [[EC]] when there appeared a full page advertisement in the [[Folktown Records|Folktown Record]] announcing the revival of the "new, improved (with more storage space and wittier commentary) ''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement''." The ad went on to promise exciting events and hair-raising happenings.

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 The Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement first rose to the public eye in -97 [[EC]] when they succeded in garnering the ''droit d'expoloitation'' of the [[Pziqq trees]] in the [[Sarfelogian Mountains]] by doing battle with the [[Carsokian]]s. This ''droit'' is currently quite useless to the Movement, however, as the battle-tactics of both sides were far more effective in destroying the Pziqq tree ecosystem than the enemy. In fact, the Movement's "victory" was rather an inconclusive one, as the [[Carsokian]]s seem to have given up in disgust over the lack of trees for which to fight. Rumor has it that the battle will re-engage in approximately 100 [[EC]] when the ecosystem recovers.
-After the [[Sarfelogian Mountains|Sarfelogian Mountain]] escapade, the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement disappeared from public consciousness for quite sometime. The [[Council for Quezlarian Research]] published a little-read, little-cited, dry-as-toast study on the group in -76 [[EC]], but there is no other written mention of the Movement until -65 [[EC]] when there appeared a full page advertisement in the [[Folktown Records|Folktown Record]] announcing the revival of the "new, improved (with more storage space and wittier commentary ''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement''." The ad went on to promise exciting events and hair-raising happenings.
+After the [[Sarfelogian Mountains|Sarfelogian Mountain]] escapade, the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement disappeared from public consciousness for quite sometime. The [[Council for Quezlarian Research]] published a little-read, little-cited, dry-as-toast study on the group in -76 [[EC]], but there is no other written mention of the Movement until -65 [[EC]] when there appeared a full page advertisement in the [[Folktown Records|Folktown Record]] announcing the revival of the "new, improved (with more storage space and wittier commentary) ''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement''." The ad went on to promise exciting events and hair-raising happenings.
 This unprecedented bit of advertising is considered wholely responsible for the subsequent spike in membership in the Movement. Among the best known members from this era are Roger Ululator and Alice Bob Charlie David Edward Smallwood, the XVIIth Baroness of Smallwood. Under the leadership of the Smallwoods and other [[Amphitheatre aristocracy|prominent Ghyllians]], the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement became a household term. Incidents, or "Staircase Sightings", were reported daily in the newspapers of record.

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-And it's well we know that much in the this world [[Conflict That Is Not Happening|is not happening]].  Including, at least to begin with, the ''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement.'''  Which is unfortunate, as I really could have used the [[Bump of the Night|extra storage space]].  But no matter, the Movement shall continue to (cease to) exist!
+And it's well we know that much in the this world [[Conflict That Is Not Happening|is not happening]]. Including, at least to begin with, the '''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement.''' Which is unfortunate, as I really could have used the [[Bump of the Night|extra storage space]]. But no matter, the Movement shall continue to (cease to) exist!
-The Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement first rose to the public eye in -97 [[EC]] when they  succeded in garnering  the ''droit d'expoloitation'' of the [[Pziqq trees]] in the [[Sarfelogian Mountains]] by doing battle with the [[Carsokian]]s.  This ''droit'' is currently quite useless to the Movement, however, as the battle-tactics of both sides were far more effective in destroying the Pziqq tree ecosystem than the enemy.  In fact, the Movement's "victory" was rather an inconclusive one, as the [[Carsokian]]s seem to have given up in disgust over the lack of trees for which to fight.  Rumor has it that the battle will re-engage in approximately 100 [[EC]] when the ecosystem recovers.
+The Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement first rose to the public eye in -97 [[EC]] when they succeded in garnering the ''droit d'expoloitation'' of the [[Pziqq trees]] in the [[Sarfelogian Mountains]] by doing battle with the [[Carsokian]]s. This ''droit'' is currently quite useless to the Movement, however, as the battle-tactics of both sides were far more effective in destroying the Pziqq tree ecosystem than the enemy. In fact, the Movement's "victory" was rather an inconclusive one, as the [[Carsokian]]s seem to have given up in disgust over the lack of trees for which to fight. Rumor has it that the battle will re-engage in approximately 100 [[EC]] when the ecosystem recovers.
-After the [[Sarfelogian Mountains|Sarfelogian Mountain]] escapade, the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement disappeared from public consciousness for quite sometime.  The [[Council for Quezlarian Research]] published a little-read, little-cited, dry-as-toast study on the group in -76 [[EC]], but there is no other written mention of the Movement until -65 [[EC]] when there appeared a full page advertisement in the [[Folktown Records|Folktown Record]] announcing the revival of the "new, improved (with more storage space and wittier commentary ''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement''."  The ad went on to promise exciting events and hair-raising happenings.
+After the [[Sarfelogian Mountains|Sarfelogian Mountain]] escapade, the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement disappeared from public consciousness for quite sometime. The [[Council for Quezlarian Research]] published a little-read, little-cited, dry-as-toast study on the group in -76 [[EC]], but there is no other written mention of the Movement until -65 [[EC]] when there appeared a full page advertisement in the [[Folktown Records|Folktown Record]] announcing the revival of the "new, improved (with more storage space and wittier commentary ''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement''." The ad went on to promise exciting events and hair-raising happenings.
-This unprecedented bit of advertising is considered wholely responsible for the subsequent spike in membership in the Movement.  Among the best known members from this era are Roger Ululator and Alice Bob Charlie David Edward Smallwood, the XVIIth Baroness of Smallwood.  Under the leadership of the Smallwoods and other [[Amphitheatre aristocracy|prominent Ghyllians]], the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement became a household term. Incidents, or "Staircase Sightings" were reported daily in the newspapers of record.
+This unprecedented bit of advertising is considered wholely responsible for the subsequent spike in membership in the Movement. Among the best known members from this era are Roger Ululator and Alice Bob Charlie David Edward Smallwood, the XVIIth Baroness of Smallwood. Under the leadership of the Smallwoods and other [[Amphitheatre aristocracy|prominent Ghyllians]], the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement became a household term. Incidents, or "Staircase Sightings", were reported daily in the newspapers of record.
-Unfortunately, the era of peace and prosperity for the Movement was destined to come to end.  In -43 [[EC]] [[Lane Smallwood]], upset and bereft at the loss of her parents Roger and Alice Bob in the unmentionable <strike>Fundzherit Peninsula Incident</strike>, embarked upon a campaign of destruction, hellbent on decimating the Movement.  Her [[guerrilla warfare]] tactics were supremely effective:  membership dropped from a high of 107 in -50 [[EC]] to 13  in -20 [[EC]].
+Unfortunately, the era of peace and prosperity for the Movement was destined to come to end. In -43 [[EC]] [[Lane Smallwood]], upset and bereft at the loss of her parents Roger and Alice Bob in the unmentionable <strike>Fundzherit Peninsula Incident</strike>, embarked upon a campaign of destruction, hellbent on decimating the Movement. Her [[guerrilla warfare]] tactics were supremely effective:  membership dropped from a high of 107 in -50 [[EC]] to 13 in -20 [[EC]].
-Nevertheless! It is widely suspected that the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement is currently undergoing a revival in a new [[stealth guild]] format.  Supposedly, the present resurgence is in preparation for staking claim to the ''droit d'explotation'' of the [[Cactus forests]]. Due to the inherent stealthiness of this organizational structure, however, this rumor is rather difficult to confirm.
+Nevertheless! It is widely suspected that the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement is currently undergoing a revival in a new [[stealth guild]] format. Supposedly, the present resurgence is in preparation for staking claim to the ''droit d'explotation'' of the [[cactus forests]]. Due to the inherent stealthiness of this organizational structure, however, this rumor is rather difficult to confirm.
 --[[User:Lady Aleksandra Quininery|Lady Aleksandra]] 17:10, 17 Jun 2005 (EDT)
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-All very well, Lady A, but ''why'' is it called the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement?  Inquiring Ghyllians want to know.  --[[User:Jcowan|John Cowan]] 14:42, 20 Jun 2005 (EDT)
+All very well, Lady A, but ''why'' is it called the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement? Inquiring Ghyllians want to know.  --[[User:Jcowan|John Cowan]] 14:42, 20 Jun 2005 (EDT)

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−	All very well, Lady A, but ''why'' is it called the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement? Inquiring Ghyllians want to know.	+	All very well, Lady A, but ''why'' is it called the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement? Inquiring Ghyllians want to know. --[[User:Jcowan\|John Cowan]] 14:42, 20 Jun 2005 (EDT)

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		+	All very well, Lady A, but ''why'' is it called the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement? Inquiring Ghyllians want to know.

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−	And it's well we know that much in this world [[Conflict That Is Not Happening\|is not happening]]. Including, at least to begin with, the '''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement.''' Which is unfortunate, as I really could have used the [[Bump of the Night\|extra storage space]]. But no matter, the Movement shall continue to (cease to) exist!	+	And it's well we know that much in the this world [[Conflict That Is Not Happening\|is not happening]]. Including, at least to begin with, the ''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement.''' Which is unfortunate, as I really could have used the [[Bump of the Night\|extra storage space]]. But no matter, the Movement shall continue to (cease to) exist!

	The Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement first rose to the public eye in -97 [[EC]] when they succeded in garnering the ''droit d'expoloitation'' of the [[Pziqq trees]] in the [[Sarfelogian Mountains]] by doing battle with the [[Carsokian]]s. This ''droit'' is currently quite useless to the Movement, however, as the battle-tactics of both sides were far more effective in destroying the Pziqq tree ecosystem than the enemy. In fact, the Movement's ''victory'' was rather an inconclusive one, as the [[Carsokian]]s seem to have given up in disgust over the lack of trees for which to fight. Rumor has it that the battle will re-engage in approximately 100 [[EC]] when the ecosystem recovers.		The Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement first rose to the public eye in -97 [[EC]] when they succeded in garnering the ''droit d'expoloitation'' of the [[Pziqq trees]] in the [[Sarfelogian Mountains]] by doing battle with the [[Carsokian]]s. This ''droit'' is currently quite useless to the Movement, however, as the battle-tactics of both sides were far more effective in destroying the Pziqq tree ecosystem than the enemy. In fact, the Movement's ''victory'' was rather an inconclusive one, as the [[Carsokian]]s seem to have given up in disgust over the lack of trees for which to fight. Rumor has it that the battle will re-engage in approximately 100 [[EC]] when the ecosystem recovers.
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		+	After the [[Sarfelogian Mountains\|Sarfelogian Mountain]] escapade, the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement disappeared from public consciousness for quite sometime. The [[Council for Quezlarian Research]] published a little-read, little-cited, dry-as-toast study on the group in -76 [[EC]], but there is no other written mention of the Movement until -65 [[EC]] when there appeared a full page advertisement in the [[Folktown Records\|Folktown Record]] announcing the revival of the "new, improved (with more storage space and wittier commentary ''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement''." The ad went on to promise exciting events and hair-raising happenings.
		+
		+	This unprecedented bit of advertising is considered wholely responsible for the subsequent spike in membership in the Movement. Among the best known members from this era are Roger Ululator and Alice Bob Charlie David Edward Smallwood, the XVIIth Baroness of Smallwood. Under the leadership of the Smallwoods and other [[Amphitheatre aristocracy\|prominent Ghyllians]], the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement became a household term. Incidents, or "Staircase Sightings" were reported daily in the newspapers of record.
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		+	Unfortunately, the era of peace and prosperity for the Movement was destined to come to end. In -43 [[EC]] [[Lane Smallwood]], upset and bereft at the loss of her parents Roger and Alice Bob in the unmentionable <strike>Fundzherit Pennisula Incident</strike>, embarked upon a campaign of destruction, hellbent on decimating the Movement. Her guerrilla warfare tactics were supremely effective: membership dropped from a high of 107 in -50 [[EC]] to 13 in -20 [[EC]].
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		+	Nevertheless! It is widely suspected that the Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement is currently undergoing a revival in a new [[stealth guild]] format. Supposedly, the present resurgence is in preparation for staking claim to the ''droit d'explotation'' of the [[Cactus forests]]. Due to the inherent stealthiness of this organizational structure, however, this rumor is rather difficult to confirm.
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		+	--[[User:Lady Aleksandra Quininery\|Lady Aleksandra]] 17:10, 17 Jun 2005 (EDT)
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		+	'''Citations:''' [[Conflict That Is Not Happening]], [[Pziqq Trees]],
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−	~~color~~ this ~~dibbed~~. --[[~~User:Lady Aleksandra Quininery~~\|~~Lady Aleksandra~~]] ~~11:33~~, ~~11 Jun 2005~~ (~~EDT~~)	+	And it's well we know that much in this world [[Conflict That Is Not Happening\|is not happening]]. Including, at least to begin with, the '''Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement.''' Which is unfortunate, as I really could have used the [[Bump of the Night\|extra storage space]]. But no matter, the Movement shall continue to (cease to) exist!
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		+	The Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement first rose to the public eye in -97 [[EC]] when they succeded in garnering the ''droit d'expoloitation'' of the [[Pziqq trees]] in the [[Sarfelogian Mountains]] by doing battle with the [[Carsokian]]s. This ''droit'' is currently quite useless to the Movement, however, as the battle-tactics of both sides were far more effective in destroying the Pziqq tree ecosystem than the enemy. In fact, the Movement's ''victory'' was rather an inconclusive one, as the [[Carsokian]]s seem to have given up in disgust over the lack of trees for which to fight. Rumor has it that the battle will re-engage in approximately 100 [[EC]] when the ecosystem recovers.