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Animal Crossing

2009-01-15T17:51:58Z

Wwwwolf: ACCF is out... also, interwiki links for the wikipedia articles

[[Image:Animal_crossing.jpg|right|thumb|]]

'''''Animal Crossing''''' is a video game series which first appeared on the Nintendo [[Wikipedia:GameCube|GameCube]], followed by the sequels, ''Animal Crossing: Wild World'' on the [[Wikipedia:Nintendo_DS|DS]], and ''Animal Crossing: City Folk'' (''Animal Crossing: Let's Go to the City'' in PAL regions) on the [[Wikipedia: Wii|Wii]].

The player spends their time as a [[human]] resident in a town populated by [[anthropomorphic]] animals, achieving simple goals such as catching fish and delivering mail.

== External links ==

* [[wikipedia:Animal Crossing|Animal Crossing on Wikipedia]]
* [[wikipedia:Animal Crossing: Wild World|Animal Crossing: Wild World on Wikipedia]]
* [[wikipedia:Animal Crossing: City Folk|Animal Crossing: City Folk on Wikipedia]]

[[Category:Video games]]

Talk:Yiff! (video game)

2008-08-02T15:24:14Z

Wwwwolf: Created page with '== Linux port == I did the Linux port back in the day, and porting it was pretty much a straightforward process - there was some DOS-specific bits of code that had to be disabled...'

== Linux port ==
I did the Linux port back in the day, and porting it was pretty much a straightforward process - there was some DOS-specific bits of code that had to be disabled, but otherwise it worked out of the box. I still have the source code somewhere, but I don't know if I can make a new build. I didn't do a newer build back in the day because, basically, I was clumsy enough to not find an actually working new port of Allegro. I wholeheartedly agree that the DOSBox is nowadays a good direction to go, however; the Linux port just wasn't that amazing to begin with and I find it highly unlikely that the old binaries will work, in the unlikely case you can still find them somewhere. --''[[User:Wwwwolf|wwwwolf]]'' ([[User talk:Wwwwolf|barks]]/[[Special:Contributions/Wwwwolf|growls]]) 15:24, 2 August 2008 (UTC)

Big Buck Bunny

2008-06-12T10:12:40Z

Wwwwolf: Might as well add the YouTube version right here =)

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[[Image:Big buck bunny poster big.jpg|right|thumb|Poster]]
[[Image:Rabidrodents.png|right|thumb|Concept drawing of the cast]]
'''Big Buck Bunny''' is a 10-minute short film which had the working title '''A Rabbit's Revenge'''.<ref>[http://cc.msnscache.com/cache.aspx?q=72932429596448&mkt=en-GB&lang=en-GB&w=64ceb994&FORM=CVRE Project Peach is Pretty Proud to Present...] (cached copy).</ref> The film is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license. The film premiered in April 10, 2008<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/premiere-big-buck-bunny-today/ Premiere Big Buck Bunny today!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-04-10)</ref> and was released for Internet download in May 30, 2008<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/big-buck-bunny-movie-files-released/ Big buck Bunny movie files released!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-05-30)</ref>.

== Story ==
The story features the titular Bunny, as well as three mischievous rodents. The Bunny, in spite of his big and lumbering appearance, is a gentle one: He adores a beautiful butterfly that... gets crushed by a falling fruit. Oblivious to where the fruit came from, the Bunny strolls forward, sees another butterfly... that eventually gets crushed by the three nasty rodents, who proceed to bully the big, slow bunny even more by throwing things at him. The Bunny then proceeds to get even by rigging the woods with various cartoony traps; the rodents fall into them one by one. In the end, the Bunny turns the leader of the rodent gang, a gliding squirrel, into a kite.

== Background ==
A Rabbit's Revenge is an open source 3D movie project that premiered in April 2008 and was released for Internet download in May. In addition to being sold on DVD, it was also published freely on the official website for anyone to watch or use.

Like the previous film produced by the Blender Foundation, ''[[wikipedia:Elephants Dream|Elephants Dream]]'', the film is intended to push the boundaries of what can be done with [[wikipedia:Open source|Open Source software]] and Blender specifically; the film was produced entirely by using open source (using software such as [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]], GIMP and Inkscape), and new features, such as fur control, were implemented in Blender specifically for this film.

Like with ''Elephants Dream'', the film is also an "open source film" in that all of the source assets required for making the film - including 3D models, textures, and like - are available for use under the Creative Commons Attribution license. This will allow anyone to make new films or renderings based on Big Buck Bunny.

==YouTube version==
<youtube>YE7VzlLtp-4</youtube>

==Sources==
<references />

== External links ==
* [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/ Official website]
* [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/download/ Download page]

[[Category:Animation]]

Big Buck Bunny

2008-06-03T14:22:19Z

Wwwwolf:

{{cleanup}}
[[Image:Big buck bunny poster big.jpg|right|thumb|Poster]]
[[Image:Rabidrodents.png|right|thumb|Concept drawing of the cast]]
'''Big Buck Bunny''' is a 10-minute short film which had the working title '''A Rabbit's Revenge'''.<ref>[http://cc.msnscache.com/cache.aspx?q=72932429596448&mkt=en-GB&lang=en-GB&w=64ceb994&FORM=CVRE Project Peach is Pretty Proud to Present...] (cached copy).</ref> The film is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license. The film premiered in April 10, 2008<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/premiere-big-buck-bunny-today/ Premiere Big Buck Bunny today!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-04-10)</ref> and was released for Internet download in May 30, 2008<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/big-buck-bunny-movie-files-released/ Big buck Bunny movie files released!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-05-30)</ref>.

== Story ==
The story features the titular Bunny, as well as three mischievous rodents. The Bunny, in spite of his big and lumbering appearance, is a gentle one: He adores a beautiful butterfly that... gets crushed by a falling fruit. Oblivious to where the fruit came from, the Bunny strolls forward, sees another butterfly... that eventually gets crushed by the three nasty rodents, who proceed to bully the big, slow bunny even more by throwing things at him. The Bunny then proceeds to get even by rigging the woods with various cartoony traps; the rodents fall into them one by one. In the end, the Bunny turns the leader of the rodent gang, a gliding squirrel, into a kite.

== Background ==
A Rabbit's Revenge is an open source 3D movie project that premiered in April 2008 and was released for Internet download in May. In addition to being sold on DVD, it was also published freely on the official website for anyone to watch or use.

Like the previous film produced by the Blender Foundation, ''[[wikipedia:Elephants Dream|Elephants Dream]]'', the film is intended to push the boundaries of what can be done with [[wikipedia:Open source|Open Source software]] and Blender specifically; the film was produced entirely by using open source (using software such as [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]], GIMP and Inkscape), and new features, such as fur control, were implemented in Blender specifically for this film.

Like with ''Elephants Dream'', the film is also an "open source film" in that all of the source assets required for making the film - including 3D models, textures, and like - are available for use under the Creative Commons Attribution license. This will allow anyone to make new films or renderings based on Big Buck Bunny.

==Sources==
<references />

== External links ==
* [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/ Official website]
* [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/download/ Download page]

[[Category:Animation]]

Big Buck Bunny

2008-06-03T14:21:28Z

Wwwwolf: More Stuff

{{cleanup}}
[[Image:Big buck bunny poster big.jpg|right|thumb|Poster]]
[[Image:Rabidrodents.png|right|thumb|Concept drawing of the cast]]
'''Big Buck Bunny''' is a 10-minute short film which had the working title '''A Rabbit's Revenge'''.<ref>[http://cc.msnscache.com/cache.aspx?q=72932429596448&mkt=en-GB&lang=en-GB&w=64ceb994&FORM=CVRE Project Peach is Pretty Proud to Present...] (cached copy).</ref> The film is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license. The film premiered in April 10, 2008April 10th<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/premiere-big-buck-bunny-today/ Premiere Big Buck Bunny today!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-04-10)</ref> and was released for Internet download in May 30, 2008<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/big-buck-bunny-movie-files-released/ Big buck Bunny movie files released!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-05-30)</ref>.

== Story ==
The story features the titular Bunny, as well as three mischievous rodents. The Bunny, in spite of his big and lumbering appearance, is a gentle one: He adores a beautiful butterfly that... gets crushed by a falling fruit. Oblivious to where the fruit came from, the Bunny strolls forward, sees another butterfly... that eventually gets crushed by the three nasty rodents, who proceed to bully the big, slow bunny even more by throwing things at him. The Bunny then proceeds to get even by rigging the woods with various cartoony traps; the rodents fall into them one by one. In the end, the Bunny turns the leader of the rodent gang, a gliding squirrel, into a kite.

== Background ==
A Rabbit's Revenge is an open source 3D movie project that premiered in April 2008 and was released for Internet download in May. In addition to being sold on DVD, it was also published freely on the official website for anyone to watch or use.

Like the previous film produced by the Blender Foundation, ''[[wikipedia:Elephants Dream|Elephants Dream]]'', the film is intended to push the boundaries of what can be done with [[wikipedia:Open source|Open Source software]] and Blender specifically; the film was produced entirely by using open source (using software such as [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]], GIMP and Inkscape), and new features, such as fur control, were implemented in Blender specifically for this film.

Like with ''Elephants Dream'', the film is also an "open source film" in that all of the source assets required for making the film - including 3D models, textures, and like - are available for use under the Creative Commons Attribution license. This will allow anyone to make new films or renderings based on Big Buck Bunny.

==Sources==
<references />

== External links ==
* [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/ Official website]
* [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/download/ Download page]

[[Category:Animation]]

News:Big Buck Bunny released on the Internet

2008-06-03T13:37:14Z

Wwwwolf: Ok, just a bit more content. Ready?

{{date|June|3|2008}}{{ready}}

[[Image:Big buck bunny poster big.jpg|thumb|right|''[[Big Buck Bunny]]'' poster.]]
''[[Big Buck Bunny]]'', the end result of [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] "Project Peach", has been released for Internet download in May 30th<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/big-buck-bunny-movie-files-released/ Big buck Bunny movie files released!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-05-30)</ref>. The 10-minute "Pixar-like" short animation film, featuring a big bunny and three rascally rodents, premiered in April 10th<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/premiere-big-buck-bunny-today/ Premiere Big Buck Bunny today!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-04-10)</ref>. The film is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license. This release also includes all of the project files, which means that everyone can make new productions based on the original project files.

==External links==
* [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/ Official website]
* [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/download/ Download page]

==Sources==
<references />

[[Category:Culture news]]

News:Big Buck Bunny released on the Internet

2008-06-03T13:32:56Z

Wwwwolf: poster, license info

{{date|June|3|2008}}{{develop}}

[[Image:Big buck bunny poster big.jpg|thumb|right|''[[Big Buck Bunny]]'' poster.]]
''[[Big Buck Bunny]]'', the end result of [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] "Project Peach", has been released for Internet download in May 30th<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/big-buck-bunny-movie-files-released/ Big buck Bunny movie files released!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-05-30)</ref>. The 10-minute "Pixar-like" short animation film, featuring a big bunny and three rascally rodents, premiered in April 10th<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/premiere-big-buck-bunny-today/ Premiere Big Buck Bunny today!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-04-10)</ref>. The film is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.

==External links==
* [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/ Official website]

==Sources==
<references />

[[Category:Culture news]]

File:Big buck bunny poster big.jpg

2008-06-03T13:31:05Z

Wwwwolf: Poster for ''Big Buck Bunny''. See [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/ official home page] for details.

== Summary ==
Poster for ''[[Big Buck Bunny]]''.

See [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/ official home page] for details.

== Licensing ==
{{Cc-by-3.0}}

News:Big Buck Bunny released on the Internet

2008-06-03T13:24:55Z

Wwwwolf: Created page with '{{date|{{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}}|{{subst:CURRENTDAY}}|{{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}}}{{develop}} ''Big Buck Bunny'', the end result of Blender "Pro...'

{{date|June|3|2008}}{{develop}}

''[[Big Buck Bunny]]'', the end result of [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] "Project Peach", has been released for Internet download in May 30th<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/big-buck-bunny-movie-files-released/ Big buck Bunny movie files released!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-05-30)</ref>. The 10-minute Pixar-like animation film, featuring a big bunny and three rascally rodents, premiered in April 10th<ref>[http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/premiere-big-buck-bunny-today/ Premiere Big Buck Bunny today!] - Ton Roosendaal, Project Orange (2008-04-10)</ref>.

==External links==
* [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/ Official website]

==Sources==
<references />

Big Buck Bunny

2008-06-03T13:11:28Z

Wwwwolf: The film is out, so I'm updating the article!

{{cleanup}}
[[Image:Rabidrodents.png|right|frame|The Cast]]
'''Big Buck Bunny''' is a 10-minute short film which had the working title '''A Rabbit's Revenge'''.<ref>[http://cc.msnscache.com/cache.aspx?q=72932429596448&mkt=en-GB&lang=en-GB&w=64ceb994&FORM=CVRE Project Peach is Pretty Proud to Present...] (cached copy).</ref> The film is released under the Creative Commons Attribution license.

== Story ==
The story features the titular Bunny, as well as three mischievous rodents. The Bunny, in spite of his big and lumbering appearance, is a gentle one: He adores a beautiful butterfly that... gets crushed by a falling fruit. Oblivious to where the fruit came from, the Bunny strolls forward, sees another butterfly... that eventually gets crushed by the three nasty rodents, who proceed to bully the big, slow bunny even more by throwing things at him. The Bunny then proceeds to get even by rigging the woods with various cartoony traps; the rodents fall into them one by one. In the end, the Bunny turns the leader of the rodent gang, a gliding squirrel, into a kite.

== Background ==
A Rabbit's Revenge is an open source 3D movie project that premiered in April 2008 and was released for Internet download in May. In addition to being sold on DVD, it was also published freely on the official website for anyone to watch or use.

Like the previous film produced by the Blender Foundation, ''[[wikipedia:Elephants Dream|Elephants Dream]]'', the film is intended to push the boundaries of what can be done with [[wikipedia:Open source|Open Source software]] and Blender specifically; the film was produced entirely by using open source (using software such as [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]], GIMP and Inkscape), and new features, such as fur control, were implemented in Blender specifically for this film.

Like with ''Elephants Dream'', the film is also an "open source film" in that all of the source assets required for making the film - including 3D models, textures, and like - are available for use under the Creative Commons Attribution license. This will allow anyone to make new films or renderings based on Big Buck Bunny.

== External links ==

* [http://peach.blender.org Peach Open Movie] - Official site of the short film.
* [http://www.blender.org Blender] - Open Source 3D Content Creation Suite

{{Stub}}

[[Category:Animation]]

Do Not Post

2008-03-03T11:05:15Z

Wwwwolf: Adding more context to the lead, hopefully this is clear

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A '''Do Not Post''' list (also known as '''DNP''') is a list of artists who do not want their work to be posted on a particular website. The lists generally have individual artists or entire websites. The concept was pioneered on [[Fchan]]. It should not be confused with a [[Do Not Redistribute]] list.

Many sites focus on posting third-party furry artwork, and people generally assume that if a piece of artwork does not have a prominent notice that explicitly forbids distribution, it is okay to post the picture on an art-sharing site. The list will then make the artist's intention of not allowing the distribution clear, even if the pictures themselves carry no such notices. The list is an implementation of an idea designed to be a middle ground between artists' copyright rights, and the desire of fans to share their work.

The "Do Not Post" list consists of a page, sometimes separated into sections, which holds the names of artists or websites that have requested their work to not be shared or posted on that site. This can extend across multiple sites that carry a DNP list.

A website that requests to be on the DNP list of a site might be a commercial site such as SexyFur or Fur After Dark for example. Sites like these have a legitimate claim for requesting to be on a DNP list as users sharing the sites work with others is damaging to the revenue of said website, and they believe that such users should pay to have access to their work. Hosting websites can similarly ask for a global DNP of artwork from their site.

Some commercial sites are less global than this and individual artists that contribute to such a site can be put on the DNP list on in a separate section. An example of this would be "Cub Central" which allows artists to set options in their profile that in effect act as a "Do Not Post" request.

Artists may also further specify the type or kind of art they do not want posted or shared. [[Kacey Miyagami]] for example restricts the sharing or posting of her artwork with the exception that her non-watermarked images are still allowed to be posted. Other artists may specify that only art made before a certain year can be posted, and others still may restrict artwork they have created under other identities.

An artist can also request to be removed from the DNP list. New additions and removals from the list are sometimes included in the list itself along with the date of their addition or removal.

==Usage==

As the name implies, the "Do Not Post" list, normally on the front page of an "open" [[furry]] art sharing site such as [[Fchan]], consists of a bulletin, compiled by the site's admins, with the names of artists who specifically request their work to not be posted and shared amongst the users. Based on a "honor" system, it is enforced by willing administrators, and often circumvented by a small group of fans that feel "they deserve" such art to be posted. Incommunicado artists who have well expressed a desire for their work to not be posted frequently are ignored by such lists, even if they had made a post declaring their work to not be posted or included a mark on the art work stating it is not to be posted.

==DNP's successes and failures==

On Fchan, the DNP is enforced by [[Sage Nadia]], [[Xenofur]] and [[Raven]], with "user banning" the result of continuous, repeated violations. To date, the DNP on Fchan has been the most successful of the DNPs, allowing some artists the right to exercise their copyright while allowing others the right to allow free distribution, but they do not respect any DNP request from artists who are incommunicado even if it was posted publicly or with a mark directly on the art piece itself.

The only known failure of a DNP involves the former site [[WTFur]], now [[Lulz.net]], which started with a set DNP partnered after FChan's one, until requests were denied when they felt they were not ask for "properly," and eventually ended mocked publicly. No DNP exist on it's present incarnation, with the exception of [[Jeremy Bernal]]'s work, the posting of which will result in a ban.

The intentional lack of a DNP list was a controversial issue for another open gallery, [[ChanPlz]], with discussions pro and con about the merits of the idea.

There is a small exception to this rule, with some artists on such lists not allowing their work to be posted in such archives by third parties, but happy enough to post it themselves.

==See also==

*[[Furry Artist InFURmation Page]]. A comprehensive [[furry artist]]s resource site with a dedicate DNR/DNP listing
*[[List of Do Not Redistribute requests]]
*[[Secret Sabrina Society]]

[[Category:Terms]]
[[Category:Art terms]]

Talk:Log

2008-03-02T16:17:20Z

Wwwwolf: Mentioning sites for sharing logs?

== Mentioning sites for sharing logs? ==
Would it be entirely inappropriate to specifically mention sites that share logs in any capacity, as that would probably help improving the article? Last I checked, there's plenty of sites that share individual user's logs (my own site, for example) and sites where people can share logs with each other ([[Yiffstar]] forum, for example). --''[[User:Wwwwolf|wwwwolf]]'' ([[User talk:Wwwwolf|barks]]/[[Special:Contributions/Wwwwolf|growls]]) 16:17, 2 March 2008 (UTC)

Log

2008-03-02T16:07:06Z

Wwwwolf: "ECPA notice" article seems to be gone.

A '''log''' or a '''logfile''' is a technical term for a file (or database) that lists chronologically all of the system events that have taken place.

In [[MUCK]]s, [[IRC]] and [[chatroom]]s, logs specifically refer to transcripts of chats or [[MU*]] sessions. The client programs people use to connect to these services usually have a specific option to store everything the players sees (and also types, unless the system echoes everything back) to a log.

Among furries, there's a culture of sharing logs - specifically logs of [[role-playing]] sessions and [[TinySex]]. It should be noted that many MUCKs have policy that specifies that sharing logs is only allowed if all participants agree to their publications.

MUCK admins sometimes encourage people to log things for evidence against player misbehaviour. However, admins rarely trust logs as sole evidence, since they can easily be manipulated or fabricated. In dispute situations, admins have to consult the internal master logs to verify the alleged misbehaviour.

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[[Category:Multiplayer world terms]]

DNP

2006-09-19T11:59:16Z

Wwwwolf: Redirecting to Do Not Post

#REDIRECT [[Do Not Post]]

Log

2006-07-23T11:41:02Z

Wwwwolf: recatting

Wolf roleplay forums

2006-05-25T14:04:05Z

Wwwwolf: Examples section added; could use some improving...

[[Wolf]] [[roleplaying]] is a popular gaming type today in the area of [[Online text based role playing game]]. Wolf roleplays have been growing in popularity throughout the years and are often frequented by wolf and roleplaying fans frequenting the net. Most wolf roleplays are [[forum]] based but a few are [[chat room]] based.

Most wolf roleplays host grey wolves or self-created [[species]], though some are [[anthromorphic]]. Wolf role plays are either [[realistic]] or [[fantasy]], sometimes a combination of both. Wolf roleplays often have a [[god]] or [[goddess]] figure and a sophisticated history and [[plotline]].

There are about 500+ wolf roleplays existing today. Some are active; others dwindle in popularity.

== Examples ==

* [http://www.rpgtopsites.com/list.php3?list=1059604350 RPG Top Sites list of wolf RP sites]

Talk:Wolf roleplay forums

2006-05-23T18:53:36Z

Wwwwolf: rambling on transwikiing...

==Transwikied==
I transwikied this thing off Wikipedia ([[wikipedia:Wolf Roleplaying|Wolf Roleplaying]]) because I wanted to save something cute and fluffy and bushy from the big mean notability-totin' machine, not that there's anything wrong with Wikipedia's policies but sometimes cute and bushy-tailed animals may get flattened, and that's not soft and cute and fluffy at all. =)

Also, another reason is that I believe wolf roleplay forums are a topic worth exploring; I've run into a few of these before, and they seem like a popular enough concept. So please, do keep and expand this. The article probably needs some examples of these though... --''[[User:Wwwwolf|wwwwolf]]'' ([[User talk:Wwwwolf|barks]]/[[Special:Contributions/Wwwwolf|growls]]) 18:53, 23 May 2006 (UTC)

Wolf roleplay forums

2006-05-23T18:48:04Z

Wwwwolf: Transwikied from wikipedia:Wolf Roleplaying; I'll put more rationale to talk page. =)

[[Wolf]] [[roleplaying]] is a popular gaming type today in the area of [[Online text based role playing game]]. Wolf roleplays have been growing in popularity throughout the years and are often frequented by wolf and roleplaying fans frequenting the net. Most wolf roleplays are [[forum]] based but a few are [[chat room]] based.

Most wolf roleplays host grey wolves or self-created [[species]], though some are [[anthromorphic]]. Wolf role plays are either [[realistic]] or [[fantasy]], sometimes a combination of both. Wolf roleplays often have a [[god]] or [[goddess]] figure and a sophisticated history and [[plotline]].

There are about 500+ wolf roleplays existing today. Some are active; others dwindle in popularity.

User:Wwwwolf

2006-05-07T07:49:42Z

Wwwwolf: wikicities->wikia

{{ContributorU|Weyfour WWWWolf}}
I'm a wolf! I have gigantic paws! Wolves often do!

And absolutely no inclination to repeat yet again what I have already written, so you probably want to look at [[wikipedia:User:Wwwwolf|my user page at Wikipedia]] (or [[wikia:User:Wwwwolf|my user page at Wikia]]) for more rambling.

And there's also [[Weyfour WWWWolf|an article about me]] in this wiki.

Log

2006-05-05T11:59:36Z

Wwwwolf:

A '''log''' or a '''logfile''' is a technical term for a file (or database) that lists chronologically all of the system events that have taken place.

In [[MUCK]]s, [[IRC]] and [[chatroom]]s, logs specifically refer to transcripts of chats or MU* sessions. The client programs people use to connect to these services usually have a specific option to store everything the players sees (and also types, unless the system echoes everything back) to a log.

Among furries, there's a culture of sharing logs - specifically logs of roleplaying sessions and [[TinySex]]. It should be noted that many MUCKs have policy that specifies that sharing logs is only allowed if all participants agree to their publications.

MUCK admins sometimes encourage people to log things for evidence against player misbehaviour. However, admins rarely trust logs as sole evidence, since they can easily be manipulated or fabricated. In dispute situations, admins have to consult the internal master logs to verify the alleged misbehaviour.

== See also ==

* [[ECPA notice]]

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[[Category:Terms]]

Log

2006-05-05T11:58:42Z

Wwwwolf: Created

A '''log''' or a ''logfile''' is a technical term for a file (or database) that lists chronologically all of the system events that have taken place.

In [[MUCK]]s, [[IRC]] and [[chatroom]]s, logs specifically refer to transcripts of chats or MU* sessions. The client programs people use to connect to these services usually have a specific option to store everything the players sees (and also types, unless the system echoes everything back) to a log.

Among furries, there's a culture of sharing logs - specifically logs of roleplaying sessions and [[TinySex]]. It should be noted that many MUCKs have policy that specifies that sharing logs is only allowed if all participants agree to their publications.

MUCK admins sometimes encourage people to log things for evidence against player misbehaviour. However, admins rarely trust logs as sole evidence, since they can easily be manipulated or fabricated. In dispute situations, admins have to consult the internal master logs to verify the alleged misbehaviour.

== See also ==

* [[ECPA notice]]

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[[Category:Terms]]

Rangarig

2006-04-25T14:25:20Z

Wwwwolf: sizeplay

'''Rangarig''' is an artist who specialises in 3D rendering, particularly of [[dragon]]s and [[Wikipedia:Velociraptor|raptors]]. His work is broadly popular among the [[scalie]] community.

Many of his yiffy pictures involve [[sizeplay|size differences]], for example, large dragons with smaller dinosaurs.

{{person-stub}}

== External links ==
[[Image:Censor_NC17_button.png|right]]
* [http://www.rangarig.net/ Rangs Renderings] - contains some mature work

[[Category:People]][[Category:Dragon characters]][[Category:Artists]][[Category:Animators]]

Weyfour WWWWolf

2006-04-05T09:47:48Z

Wwwwolf: Some bits on my infamous past =)

'''Weyfour WWWWolf''' (also frequently just '''WWWWolf'''), real name '''Urpo Lankinen''', is a [[furry fan]]/[[lifestyler]] from Finland. His [[personal furry]] character is, unsurprisingly, an [[anthropomorphic]] european timber [[wolf]].

Formerly, he's a self-admittedly clueless goofy contributor to [[alt.fan.dragons|AFD]], [[alt.lifestyle.furry|a.l.f]] and [[alt.fan.furry|a.f.f]], but doesn't really follow the Usenet any more. He's a frequent [[MUCK]]er (very little in [[FurryMUCK]], more frequently in [[Tapestries MUCK]]), and over the years he's also been dabbling a bit in drawings and writing, which aren't strictly limited to furries either. Due to funds and remote location, he's not seen at [[convention]]s.

{{person-stub}}

== External links ==
{{Contributor|Wwwwolf}}
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/ Home page]
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/furry/ Furry section of the home page]
* [http://vclart.net/vcl/Artists/WWWWolf/ WWWWolf's gallery] at the [[VCL]]
* [http://wwwwolf.deviantart.com/ WWWWolf's page] at [[deviantART]]
* [http://www.yiffstar.com/index.php?action=authorsearch&authorsearch=WWWWolf List of WWWWolf's stories] at [[Yiffstar]]

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Weyfour WWWWolf

2006-02-11T00:27:08Z

Wwwwolf: cat:wolfchars

'''Weyfour WWWWolf''' (also frequently just '''WWWWolf'''), real name '''Urpo Lankinen''', is a [[furry fan]]/[[lifestyler]] from Finland. His [[personal furry]] character is, unsurprisingly, an [[anthropomorphic]] european timber [[wolf]].

He's a frequent [[MUCK]]er (very little in [[FurryMUCK]], more frequently in [[Tapestries MUCK]]), and over the years he's also been dabbling a bit in drawings and writing, which aren't strictly limited to furries either. Due to funds and remote location, he's not seen at [[convention]]s.

{{person-stub}}

== External links ==
{{Contributor|Wwwwolf}}
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/ Home page]
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/furry/ Furry section of the home page]
* [http://vclart.net/vcl/Artists/WWWWolf/ WWWWolf's gallery] at the [[VCL]]
* [http://wwwwolf.deviantart.com/ WWWWolf's page] at [[deviantART]]
* [http://www.yiffstar.com/index.php?action=authorsearch&authorsearch=WWWWolf List of WWWWolf's stories] at [[Yiffstar]]

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Weyfour WWWWolf

2006-01-23T22:25:25Z

Wwwwolf: morph->character (less slangish and I don't want to drain googleadpennies from people who advertise "morph software" =)

'''Weyfour WWWWolf''' (also frequently just '''WWWWolf'''), real name '''Urpo Lankinen''', is a [[furry fan]]/[[lifestyler]] from Finland. His [[personal furry]] character is, unsurprisingly, an [[anthropomorphic]] european timber [[wolf]].

He's a frequent [[MUCK]]er (very little in [[FurryMUCK]], more frequently in [[Tapestries MUCK]]), and over the years he's also been dabbling a bit in drawings and writing, which aren't strictly limited to furries either. Due to funds and remote location, he's not seen at [[convention]]s.

{{person-stub}}

== External links ==
{{Contributor|Wwwwolf}}
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/ Home page]
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/furry/ Furry section of the home page]
* [http://vclart.net/vcl/Artists/WWWWolf/ WWWWolf's gallery] at the [[VCL]]
* [http://wwwwolf.deviantart.com/ WWWWolf's page] at [[deviantART]]
* [http://www.yiffstar.com/index.php?action=authorsearch&authorsearch=WWWWolf List of WWWWolf's stories] at [[Yiffstar]]

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High Tail Hall

2005-11-13T19:11:41Z

Wwwwolf: typo, newgrounds link

[[Image:Censor NC17.png|right]]
High Tail Hall (or HTH for short) was an adult flash website created by the animation studio [[Pendragon Entertainment]]. In it, the player character could explore the setting of High Tail Hall was a modern bar/dance club. In his explorations (and the player character was a he), he talk to and (with the ease typical of various adult flash games) seduce or be seduced by the characters in the hall. The current version is 1.5.

The 'available' characters included a [[cheetah]], a [[fox]], and a [[zebra]], two of whom were female and one of whom looked female at first sight.

High Tail Hall had private rooms upstairs, a dance floor and bar on the middle floor, and various business functions downstairs of the ground floor.

==Controversy==
Early versions of High Tail Hall included an uncredited clip of Depeche Mode's song "Personal Jesus." This clip was removed from 1.2 on.

Some people believe that High Tail Hall was inspired by [[The Tail Underground]], or vice versa. In fact, both [[Ian R. Soulfox]] and [[Pendragon Entertainment]] created their sites independently and unaware of the other's work.

==High Tail Hall 2.0==
The author of High Tail Hall had been accepting commissions for High Tail Hall 2.0, where a person's character would appear in the new version, apparently with improved music. However, as with so many things, reality intervened.

A fire broke out in the Pendragon Entertainment studio, destroying the computer with all the commissions on it, killing the studio's cat, and causing thousands of dollars worth of damage to the building. All Pendragon Entertainment projects were suspended, but full refund was given to everyone who comissioned a character

==External Links==
* http://www.hightailhall.net -- Page has been suspended by its web provider, Fortunecity
* [http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/182224 Mirror at NewGrounds]

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Wolf (video game)

2005-11-11T13:01:51Z

Wwwwolf: small fixes

:For other uses of the name Wolf, see [[Wolf]].
Wolf was a video game produced in 1994 by Sanctuary Woods. In this 'edutainment' game, the player took on the role of a [[wolf]], trying to live a successful lupine life. Even such features such as barking, howling, and scenting were included.

The game could be customized: everything from the pack to the world playing in to the species could be changed, for people who wanted to just 'play around' as a wolf in certain situations. In addition, there was mission play, in which the player was challenged to perform certain tasks in about 40 different scenarios -- escape a group of human hunters on helicopter, for example, or successfully raise a litter of pups before the winter came.

The game came in two versions: Floppy and CD-ROM. The CD-ROM version included longer video clips as well as bonus soundtrack as audio CD tracks, but was otherwise the same game.

Wolf was so successful that it spawned a sequel, [[Lion (video game)|Lion]]. However, despite the same level of effort being put into the sequel when it came to fact-checking, the sequel was seen as a cheap port of the original, and did not have the same success as Wolf.

Both the Wolf and Lion games are available at [http://www.the-underdogs.org/ the-underdogs.org].

==External links==
*[http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/wolf Entry at MobyGames]
*[http://www.cdaccess.com/html/pc/wolf.htm Reviews at CDAccess]
*[http://www.gamefaqs.com/computer/doswin/data/565024.html "Wolf" at GameFAQs]

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User talk:Wwwwolf

2005-11-02T13:55:30Z

Wwwwolf:

Hi there, Wwwwolf - welcome to WikiFur! [[User talk:DuncanDaHusky|Let me know]] if you need any [[help]] not already provided. :-) --[[User:DuncanDaHusky|Duncan da Husky]] 12:56, 2 Nov 2005 (UTC)
: Hello hello, and thanks for the welcome. =) --[[User:Wwwwolf|Wwwwolf]] 13:55, 2 Nov 2005 (UTC)

Weyfour WWWWolf

2005-11-02T11:53:08Z

Wwwwolf: yiffstar link

'''Weyfour WWWWolf''' (also frequently just '''WWWWolf'''), real name Urpo Lankinen, is a furry fan/lifestyler from Finland. The personal furry morph is, unsurprisingly, an anthropomorphic european timber wolf.

He's a frequent MUCKer (very little in [[FurryMUCK]], more frequently in [[Tapestries MUCK]]), and over the years he's also been dabbling a bit in drawings and writing, which aren't strictly limited to furries either. Due to funds and remote location, he's not seen in conventions.

{{person-stub}}

== External links ==
{{Contributor|Wwwwolf}}
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/ Home page]
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/furry/ Furry section of the home page]
* [http://vclart.net/vcl/Artists/WWWWolf/ Artwork in VCL]
* [http://wwwwolf.deviantart.com/ deviantART page]
* [http://www.yiffstar.com/index.php?action=authorsearch&authorsearch=WWWWolf List of stories at Yiffstar]

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Weyfour WWWWolf

2005-11-02T11:50:46Z

Wwwwolf: stub, cat:writers

'''Weyfour WWWWolf''' (also frequently just '''WWWWolf'''), real name Urpo Lankinen, is a furry fan/lifestyler from Finland. The personal furry morph is, unsurprisingly, an anthropomorphic european timber wolf.

He's a frequent MUCKer (very little in [[FurryMUCK]], more frequently in [[Tapestries MUCK]]), and over the years he's also been dabbling a bit in drawings and writing, which aren't strictly limited to furries either. Due to funds and remote location, he's not seen in conventions.

{{person-stub}}

== External links ==
{{Contributor|Wwwwolf}}
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/ Home page]
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/furry/ Furry section of the home page]
* [http://vclart.net/vcl/Artists/WWWWolf/ Artwork in VCL]
* [http://wwwwolf.deviantart.com/ deviantART page]

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WWWWolf

2005-11-02T10:33:28Z

Wwwwolf: redirect

#REDIRECT [[Weyfour WWWWolf]]

User:Wwwwolf

2005-11-02T10:31:23Z

Wwwwolf: article links

{{ContributorU|Weyfour WWWWolf}}
I'm a wolf! I have gigantic paws! Wolves often do!

And absolutely no inclination to repeat yet again what I have already written, so you probably want to look at [[wikipedia:User:Wwwwolf|my user page at Wikipedia]] (or [[wikicities:User:Wwwwolf|my user page at Wikicities]]) for more rambling. Or that [[Weyfour WWWWolf|article]].

Weyfour WWWWolf

2005-11-02T10:30:07Z

Wwwwolf: Created

'''Weyfour WWWWolf''' (also frequently just '''WWWWolf'''), real name Urpo Lankinen, is a furry fan/lifestyler from Finland. The personal furry morph is, unsurprisingly, an anthropomorphic european timber wolf.

He's a frequent MUCKer (very little in [[FurryMUCK]], more frequently in [[Tapestries MUCK]]), and over the years he's also been dabbling a bit in drawings and writing, which aren't strictly limited to furries either. Due to funds and remote location, he's not seen in conventions.

== External links ==
{{Contributor|Wwwwolf}}
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/ Home page]
* [http://www.iki.fi/wwwwolf/furry/ Furry section of the home page]
* [http://vclart.net/vcl/Artists/WWWWolf/ Artwork in VCL]
* [http://wwwwolf.deviantart.com/ deviantART page]

[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Artists]]

User:Wwwwolf

2005-11-02T10:14:59Z

Wwwwolf: Created

I'm a wolf! I have gigantic paws! Wolves often do!

And absolutely no inclination to repeat yet again what I have already written, so you probably want to look at [[wikipedia:User:Wwwwolf|my user page at Wikipedia]] (or [[wikicities:User:Wwwwolf|my user page at Wikicities]]) for more rambling.