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[edit] Shearbank news comment

Just wanting to know what do you mean by that...are you talking about Stickling Mall or all Shearbank in general?--Lithedarkangel 04:14, 22 March 2008 (UTC)

Are you refering this this comment?

Perhaps this should be a lesson to any who post on Wiki. The moment you start posting about buildings being taken or survivors rebuilding "X" in a zone, it draws in the zombies like a magnet. If you want to have all your work destroyed and smashed, make sure to post on wiki and invite the dead to come visit. The only way to survive currently is through silence. --Wke235 03:47, 22 March 2008 (UTC)

Look at the history for Shearbank. Zombies had moved on an lost interest. People were moving in of their own accord and had taken some buildings. Then someone goes and posts on Wiki that the malll is rebuilding and NT's are being taken. Well, the zombies see that and pour into the zone over the next week, eventually redestroying everything. UNTIL someone started talking on Wiki about progress being made, the zombie hordes were more interested in the developments to the SE and E areas. Once they posted, that sealed their fate.

You will see that I have posted things about Jensentown and Judgewood. The brains their had successfully retaken NT's and many buildings (but had kept quiet about it and left the towns as Ghost towns on the Wiki map to avoid detection). I've blown their cover by changing the status, and now Extinction is putting out calls for troops to come home and wipe them off the map. Wiki is the greatest tool the zombies have, as the egotistic brains like to say we're doing well (even as the total brain POP drops below 9000 and they are outnumbered now 2-1). --Wke235 03:36, 23 March 2008 (UTC)

You are absolutely right about tools, being one i am sure you know all about them. It is a shame that a handful of zergers, extinction and the dead are famous for being zergers and little else, are trying to ruin a nice little game. perhaps you should see if you have that kind of infleunce in your own lives lol well, you can dream cant you :)20:25, 24 March 2008 Humphreybot

You are right in that..the "peace" in that suburb was very short...--Lithedarkangel 05:51, 23 March 2008 (UTC)

Overall, this game might be over. The Zeds have done a wonderful job of organizing, and a recruitment driver brought in around 1000 new players (all dedicated zombie fans). Heck, they are even organizing some sweep teams now .. basically players who job it is to patrol up and down a set of suburbs checking on NT building statuses to confirm all are controlled by Zeds, along with groups dedicated to rushing in to take any sites back survivors might sneak into. Add in the zombies being left behind in key resource sites to make retaking them at least difficult, and you have a very organized plan to control revive ability and eventually prevent most revives. The results speak for themselves, with survivors now numbering around 8600 versus 18000+ zombies. And if it wasn't for the survivors constantly creating new level 1's to use for recon (IE -- cheating in my mind), that 8600 would be a LOT less already.

and the "1000" new players??? the dead havent hidden their plans or their forums, it is a handful of kids creating hundreds of alts. it doesnt hurt "organising" when one person controls so many alts, you are nothing more than an idiot and a hypocrit. 20:25, 24 March 2008 Humphreybot

Hey, thanks for the input Humpy. I hope you don't mind a little constructive criticism, but, have you considered going to school to learn how to spell? I know spelling can be difficult for those with small minds. But if you REALLY apply yourself and think extra hard, maybe you can spell and act like all the adults. You'd like to do that, wouldn't you? And you would get to play with capital letters. Doesn't that excite you?! Now here's a lollipop. You go over there and play while the adults keep talking. And thanks for stopping by.

lol proper spelling is an issue for you then? poor thing, you must still be potty training too. it is a wiki and i am just trying to be simple for the common denominator, you. Humphreybot 3/27/08

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[edit] Question on deletions

A user can delete comments form their user page and their talk page any where is most likly vandalism as defined here but if this is an issue with Suburb Danger Levels or the like then is usually the result of a differing option. Thats when you take it to the talk page and discuss the issue/ wait for more input - Vantar 04:02, 9 September 2007 (BST)

Er...the questions page isn't the only place where you can place a question. The Main page's talk page works just as well, I believe. --Axe Hack is Against the New Facebook 00:40, 10 September 2007 (BST)