User:Galobtter: Difference between revisions

So I was wondering why the standard blocking time is 31 hours, and apparently it's because one random guy thought that was a good number—with an excellent rationale of "31 is a prime number, that has appeal TO ME over all the other 29<x<37 numbers"—in 2005. Guess it's really true that things are done in wikipedia because that's the way it has always been done.

From an article created by a random 15 year old indian (who else) boy about himself:

"[is a] star grazer, karate player"

Is being able to eat stars an indication of significance? NVM article was deleted under A7.

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 So I was wondering why the standard blocking time is 31 hours, and apparently it's because [[MediaWiki_talk:Ipboptions#31_hour_block.3F|one random guy]] thought that was a good number—with an excellent rationale of "[[User:Magister_Mathematicae/31_hours|31 is a prime number, that has appeal TO ME over all the other 29<x<37 numbers]]"—in ''2005''. Guess it's really true that things are done in wikipedia because that's the way it has always been done.
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+From an article created by a random 15 year old indian (who else) boy about himself:
 "[is a] star '''grazer''', karate player"