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==Meaning== | |||
It's pretty simple really. This template is just a way to show that you understand there is more than one way to play urban dead.. This template does NOT necessarily indicate the user is a PKer sympathizer or practitioner. Although a PKer could very well wear the template with pride. | |||
The true meaning here is that we are all playing for the love of the same game. Survivors will always need an element of danger for the game to remain interesting, just as PKers would be bored if there was no chance of retaliation. Balance is beautiful. | |||
This author believes it's okay to be staunchly pro-survivor, to track and kill PKers on sight, but it's not okay to viciously insult your in-game enemies or stereotype them as real-world villains and losers. | |||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
To include this template on your user and/or group page, add the following line to it: | To include this template on your user and/or group page, add the following line to it: | ||
<pre>{{ | <pre>{{PKers are people too}}</pre> | ||
--[[User:Giles Sednik|Giles Sednik]] 02:18, 30 January 2009 (UTC) | --[[User:Giles Sednik|Giles Sednik]] 02:18, 30 January 2009 (UTC) | ||
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PKers are people too! |
| This user or group acknowledges the fact that PKers play a legitimate role in a zombie apocalypse and that they are people too. |
Meaning
It's pretty simple really. This template is just a way to show that you understand there is more than one way to play urban dead.. This template does NOT necessarily indicate the user is a PKer sympathizer or practitioner. Although a PKer could very well wear the template with pride.
The true meaning here is that we are all playing for the love of the same game. Survivors will always need an element of danger for the game to remain interesting, just as PKers would be bored if there was no chance of retaliation. Balance is beautiful.
This author believes it's okay to be staunchly pro-survivor, to track and kill PKers on sight, but it's not okay to viciously insult your in-game enemies or stereotype them as real-world villains and losers.
Usage
To include this template on your user and/or group page, add the following line to it:
{{PKers are people too}}
--Giles Sednik 02:18, 30 January 2009 (UTC)
