Ghyll:Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution - Revision history

Brother Arfrus: Phylostarus link

2005-09-23T15:33:28Z

Phylostarus link

Jcowan: Pluralizing all categories and refactoring some

2005-01-30T17:18:24Z

Pluralizing all categories and refactoring some

Jcowan: Jcowan boldly bolds the first appearance of every article name in the corresponding article.

2005-01-29T03:57:53Z

Jcowan boldly bolds the first appearance of every article name in the corresponding article.

Jcowan at 04:40, 30 October 2004

2004-10-30T04:40:44Z

Jcowan: New category

2004-10-30T04:34:37Z

New category

Morbus Iff: I really need to think of a better 'copyediting' commit.

2004-10-17T19:57:30Z

I really need to think of a better 'copyediting' commit.

Jcowan: Copy editing

2004-10-11T14:47:59Z

Copy editing

Dok: /A phontom too many/

2004-10-08T21:40:18Z

A phontom too many

Dok: /I struggled with this one/

2004-10-08T21:38:53Z

I struggled with this one

Dok: /Just making notes/

2004-10-03T21:28:55Z

Just making notes

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 Some links have been made between the battle's occurrence and the time the [[Budgerigar Master]] joined the court of [[Odgar IV]]. Since the [[Budgerigar Master]] is but a myth, this connection hardly qualifies as supporting evidence.
-Like the start date, the cause of the revolution is not clear. Phylostarus (-232 {{EC}} to -162 {{EC}}) suggested, in his accounts of the revolution, that a deep-seated antagonism existed between the two major participants -- the people of [[Threel]] and their ruling class. Various anecdotes provide glimpses of the tensions between the two groups, but nothing is clear about the triggering event.
+Like the start date, the cause of the revolution is not clear. [[Phylostarus]] (-232 {{EC}} to -162 {{EC}}) suggested, in his accounts of the revolution, that a deep-seated antagonism existed between the two major participants -- the people of [[Threel]] and their ruling class. Various anecdotes provide glimpses of the tensions between the two groups, but nothing is clear about the triggering event.
 What is known is that the revolution was very short -- it lasted a mere three months. It also seems clear that nobody lost their life as a direct result of the revolution. This is most probably due to the most commonly used weapons being fungo bats, sock puppets and on occasion, poison gas. The most effective weapon appears to have been the [[Kreem Pye]].

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−	There are many scholars who would suggest that the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening]] has only been in progress for the last hundred years or so. But as [[User:Jcowan\|Mr. Cowan]] has pointed out, the Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution is a noted component of the conflict. Most agree that anecdotal evidence suggesting the revolution began some time in the year -249 {{EC}} is generally correct. This is despite a paucity of contemporary records that can confirm this.	+	There are many scholars who would suggest that the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening]] has only been in progress for the last hundred years or so. But as [[User:Jcowan\|Mr. Cowan]] has pointed out, the '''Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution''' is a noted component of the conflict. Most agree that anecdotal evidence suggesting the revolution began some time in the year -249 {{EC}} is generally correct. This is despite a paucity of contemporary records that can confirm this.

	Some links have been made between the battle's occurrence and the time the [[Budgerigar Master]] joined the court of [[Odgar IV]]. Since the [[Budgerigar Master]] is but a myth, this connection hardly qualifies as supporting evidence.		Some links have been made between the battle's occurrence and the time the [[Budgerigar Master]] joined the court of [[Odgar IV]]. Since the [[Budgerigar Master]] is but a myth, this connection hardly qualifies as supporting evidence.

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-There are many scholars who would suggest that the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening]] has only been in progress for the last hundred years or so. But as Mr. [[User:Jcowan|Cowan]] has pointed out, the Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution is a noted component of the conflict.
+There are many scholars who would suggest that the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening]] has only been in progress for the last hundred years or so. But as [[User:Jcowan|Mr. Cowan]] has pointed out, the Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution is a noted component of the conflict. Most agree that anecdotal evidence suggesting the revolution began some time in the year -249 {{EC}} is generally correct. This is despite a paucity of contemporary records that can confirm this.
 Some links have been made between the battle's occurrence and the time the [[Budgerigar Master]] joined the court of [[Odgar IV]]. Since the [[Budgerigar Master]] is but a myth, this connection hardly qualifies as supporting evidence.
-Like the start date, the cause of the revolution is not clear. Phylostarus (-232{{EC}} to -162{{EC}}) suggested, in his accounts of the revolution, that a deep-seated antagonism existed between the two major participants -- the people of [[Threel]] and their ruling class. Various anecdotes provide glimpses of the tensions between the two groups, but nothing is clear about the triggering event.
+Like the start date, the cause of the revolution is not clear. Phylostarus (-232 {{EC}} to -162 {{EC}}) suggested, in his accounts of the revolution, that a deep-seated antagonism existed between the two major participants -- the people of [[Threel]] and their ruling class. Various anecdotes provide glimpses of the tensions between the two groups, but nothing is clear about the triggering event.
 What is known is that the revolution was very short -- it lasted a mere three months. It also seems clear that nobody lost their life as a direct result of the revolution. This is most probably due to the most commonly used weapons being fungo bats, sock puppets and on occasion, poison gas. The most effective weapon appears to have been the [[Kreem Pye]].
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 Indeed, this author has come across some interesting tales that suggest the whole affair was the result of a wager made in a tavern over the results of a beauty contest. It is presented here as a suggested reason for the apparent lack of violence in the revolution. Other scholars may debate this point, although there is no evidence for another cause.
-'''Citations:''' [[Budgerigar Master]], [[Kreem Pye]], [[Threel]]
+'''Citations:''' [[Budgerigar Master]], [[Kreem Pye]], [[Threel]].
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 Some links have been made to the battle occurring at the time the [[Budgerigar Master]] joined the court of [[Odgar IV]]. Since the [[Budgerigar Master]] is but a myth it hardly qualifies as supporting evidence.
-Like the start date, the cause of the revolution is not clear. [[Phylostarus]] (-232{{EC}} to -162{{EC}}) suggested in his accounts of the revolution, that a deep seated antagonism existed between the two major participants - the people of [[Threel]] and their ruling class. Various anecdotes provide glimpses of the tensions between the two groups but nothing is clear about the triggering event.
+Like the start date, the cause of the revolution is not clear. Phylostarus (-232{{EC}} to -162{{EC}}) suggested in his accounts of the revolution, that a deep seated antagonism existed between the two major participants - the people of [[Threel]] and their ruling class. Various anecdotes provide glimpses of the tensions between the two groups but nothing is clear about the triggering event.
 What is known, is that the revolution was only short - it lasted a mere three months. It also seems clear that nobody lost their life as a direct result of the revolution. This is most probably due to the fact that the most commonly used weapons were fungo bats, sock puppets and on occasion, poison gas. The most effective weapon appears to have been the [[Kreem Pye]].

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-I think I can make something of this so DIBbbity DIB.
+There are many scholars who would suggest that the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening]] has only been in progress for the last hundred years or so. But as Mr. [[User:Jcowan|Cowan]] has pointed out, the Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution is a noted component of the conflict.
-===notes===
+Most agree that anecdotal evidence suggesting the revolution began some time in the year -249{{EC}} is generally correct. This is despite a paucity of contemporary records that can confirm this.
---[[User:Dok|Dok]] 17:18, 3 Oct 2004 (EDT)
+Some links have been made to the battle occurring at the time the [[Budgerigar Master]] joined the court of [[Odgar IV]]. Since the [[Budgerigar Master]] is but a myth it hardly qualifies as supporting evidence.

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		+	===notes===
		+	*Link to the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening]].
		+	**Detail the battle for the [[Palace Of Lost Souls]].
		+	**Remember the fresco by [[Alarius]]
		+	**(fubgo bats, sock puppets and poison gas).
		+	*EBR occured circa -250{{EC}}.

	--[[User:Dok\|Dok]] 17:18, 3 Oct 2004 (EDT)		--[[User:Dok\|Dok]] 17:18, 3 Oct 2004 (EDT)