User talk:Auron of Neon

Welcome to Guild Wiki
Hey Auron, welcome to Guild Wiki, a quick note to you, you can "interwiki" wikis. so if you want to link to your Userpage or anything on another ajoined wiki try this: code: wikipedia:User:TullFan2000 result: wikipedia:User:TullFan2000

similarly if you wanted to link on wikipedia to your GuildWiki page or anything on GuildWiki try this: code: guildwiki:User:Auron of Neon result: guildwiki:User:Auron of Neon (won't work on this wiki but on another one)

Go to Interwiki map on Meta Wiki --Jamie 22:08, 31 March 2006 (CST)

The hell is with those database errors? -Auron of Neon 06:23, 14 May 2006 (CDT)

Necrotic Armor
http://216.86.149.248/wiki/Necrotic_Armor Somebody please help that poor page. -Auron of Neon 23:28, 16 May 2006 (CDT) Good work, somebody!

The Forgotten Ones - image
I saw your new image for The Forgotten Ones. The problem with the new image is that it only shows one of the two common paths used in the quest. To me only showing one path to the quest completion is incomplete and more misleading (especially as the walkthrough mentions both routes). The original image shows both. It might improve the original image if the alternate path was done in a different color. --- Barek (talk &bull; contribs) - 20:24, 4 June 2006 (CDT)
 * In case you're not monitoring my talk page for the reply: re-touching the original image would both be legal, and a great help to the community. The licence used here allows all original submitted content to be modified and/or re-used.  You could also check my talk page, as Xasxas posted a link to additional images that need retouching, if you're motivated to help the community on those as well. --- Barek (talk &bull; contribs) - 21:21, 4 June 2006 (CDT)
 * Posting here, posting there you guys make me laugh, which is good I might add (this morning up until now was stressful at work) :D Anyway in this case you should have just uploaded the new version of the file and replaced the old version (Image:The_Forgotten_Ones_quest_map.jpg), not created a new file! There's no need to have the old one now and it doesn't link to any pages. If only Barek was an admin already he could sort it out :P --Xasxas256 21:28, 4 June 2006 (CDT)
 * Of course, if only Xasxas were an admin, he could sort it out as well! :-D  I'll probably download, then re-upload the new version under the onld file name (unless Auron beats me to it, as he has the modified file already on his PC); then mark the new filename with a deletion tag.  That way, both versions of the full path are saved for easy comparison for later. --- Barek (talk &bull; contribs) - 21:32, 4 June 2006 (CDT)
 * I'll let you guys deal with that stuff. I could do it, but I don't want two people tied up on the same thing. Reduces efficiency. Thanks for the help, guys. (P.S.- I support Barek for adminship!)-Auron of Neon 21:36, 4 June 2006 (CDT)
 * Ha ha nobody trusts me enough to nominate me for adminship :P I figure it's for the same reason as people not wanting to nominate Stabber, I'm too darn crazy, you know the bad kind of crazy! I need to get myself one of those fancy PanSola style world domination plans, I could sooooo play the mad genius! --Xasxas256 21:42, 4 June 2006 (CDT)

re: Your question on how long it takes to show up ... the new file is there immediately, but some web browsers do not refresh their cache on every visit. Instead, they use the current version already in the PCs memory. This makes loading the web pages faster, but can result in older versions of the same named image being seen. I'm guessing that you're using Microsoft Internet Explorer, if something else, let me know and I'll post other instructions. In IE, go to the top of the browser window and select "Tools" > "Internet Options...". On the window that opens, on the "General" tab, there should be a middle section labelled "Temporary Internet Files". In this section, select "Delete Files", then in the sub-menu click the box to "Delete All Offline Content", then click "OK". In the remaining window, click "OK" again to close it. Now when you visit the page again, the new version of the file should be loaded by your PC. --- Barek (talk &bull; contribs) - 08:13, 5 June 2006 (CDT)
 * You don't have to clear your cache, you can instead just instruct your browser to bypass the cache for a particular page. In IE, click refresh + control, or in Firefox, click reload + shift. This saves clearing your cache because the cache is useful, it does speed up browsing, see more here: Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Bypass your cache, hope that helps. --Xasxas256 09:20, 5 June 2006 (CDT) (corrected link @ 09:39, 5 June 2006 (CDT))
 * Thanks Xasxas, I always forget the shortcut. Much easier to type out too :-)  FYI: That Wikipedia article doesn't appear to exist, or the link is incorrect. --- Barek (talk &bull; contribs) - 09:31, 5 June 2006 (CDT)
 * Fixed the link, it's in the Wikipedia namespace of Wikipedia which is why I stuffed up :P I'm pretty sure (and this is really starting to show some nerdyness) that most browsers will also bypass the cache if you type a ? at the end of the url, I could explain why but I won't and instead try to gather up what's left of self respect!! :D --Xasxas256 09:39, 5 June 2006 (CDT)
 * Either way, I'm computer literate enough to clear my cache manually. Just to let ya know. Thanks for your help, lol :) ||Auron of Neon 00:50, 6 June 2006 (CDT)||