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Jarandhel: Fixing error caused by malformed regex find-and-replace

2023-09-14T13:05:09Z

Fixing error caused by malformed regex find-and-replace

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	{{b\|There}}s weird, and then there~~{{b\|~~s Otherkin}} is an article about [[otherkin]] written by [[Dylan Otto Krider]] for [[wikipedia:Examiner.com\|Examiner.com]]. It takes the attitude that "This is one of those things that goes beyond mockery. It kind of satirizes itself. Yet, I think it needs to be said that perhaps the main reason Otherkin get exercised at the suggestion that this is simply wish-fulfillment, imagining one might actually have come from an appealing fantasy world, is that it~~{{b\|~~s true." It includes links and excerpts from several sites including [[Otherkin Alliance]], [[Otherkin.net: Harmony & Discord]] and the [[Otherkin (LJ)\|Livejournal Otherkin Community]]. Oddly, it also makes reference to the [[Otherkin Resource Center]] despite that website having been defunct for six years at the time the article was written, stating "And another small thing: if fiction isn}}t so influential, you might consider renaming the Otherkin Resource Center (ORC) because Orcs are a Tolkien creation."		{{b\|There's weird, and then there's Otherkin}} is an article about [[otherkin]] written by [[Dylan Otto Krider]] for [[wikipedia:Examiner.com\|Examiner.com]]. It takes the attitude that "This is one of those things that goes beyond mockery. It kind of satirizes itself. Yet, I think it needs to be said that perhaps the main reason Otherkin get exercised at the suggestion that this is simply wish-fulfillment, imagining one might actually have come from an appealing fantasy world, is that it's true." It includes links and excerpts from several sites including [[Otherkin Alliance]], [[Otherkin.net: Harmony & Discord]] and the [[Otherkin (LJ)\|Livejournal Otherkin Community]]. Oddly, it also makes reference to the [[Otherkin Resource Center]] despite that website having been defunct for six years at the time the article was written, stating "And another small thing: if fiction isn't so influential, you might consider renaming the Otherkin Resource Center (ORC) because Orcs are a Tolkien creation."

	This article became the start of a series of Examiner.com articles by Krider referring to otherkin:		This article became the start of a series of Examiner.com articles by Krider referring to otherkin:

Jarandhel: Text replacement - "{{b|}}" to ""

2023-09-14T02:56:22Z

Text replacement - "{{b|}}" to ""

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	~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|There}}s weird, and then there{{b\|s Otherkin~~}}{{b\|~~}} is an article about [[otherkin]] written by [[Dylan Otto Krider]] for [[wikipedia:Examiner.com\|Examiner.com]]. It takes the attitude that "This is one of those things that goes beyond mockery. It kind of satirizes itself. Yet, I think it needs to be said that perhaps the main reason Otherkin get exercised at the suggestion that this is simply wish-fulfillment, imagining one might actually have come from an appealing fantasy world, is that it{{b\|s true." It includes links and excerpts from several sites including [[Otherkin Alliance]], [[Otherkin.net: Harmony & Discord]] and the [[Otherkin (LJ)\|Livejournal Otherkin Community]]. Oddly, it also makes reference to the [[Otherkin Resource Center]] despite that website having been defunct for six years at the time the article was written, stating "And another small thing: if fiction isn}}t so influential, you might consider renaming the Otherkin Resource Center (ORC) because Orcs are a Tolkien creation."		{{b\|There}}s weird, and then there{{b\|s Otherkin}} is an article about [[otherkin]] written by [[Dylan Otto Krider]] for [[wikipedia:Examiner.com\|Examiner.com]]. It takes the attitude that "This is one of those things that goes beyond mockery. It kind of satirizes itself. Yet, I think it needs to be said that perhaps the main reason Otherkin get exercised at the suggestion that this is simply wish-fulfillment, imagining one might actually have come from an appealing fantasy world, is that it{{b\|s true." It includes links and excerpts from several sites including [[Otherkin Alliance]], [[Otherkin.net: Harmony & Discord]] and the [[Otherkin (LJ)\|Livejournal Otherkin Community]]. Oddly, it also makes reference to the [[Otherkin Resource Center]] despite that website having been defunct for six years at the time the article was written, stating "And another small thing: if fiction isn}}t so influential, you might consider renaming the Otherkin Resource Center (ORC) because Orcs are a Tolkien creation."

	This article became the start of a series of Examiner.com articles by Krider referring to otherkin:		This article became the start of a series of Examiner.com articles by Krider referring to otherkin:

Jarandhel: Text replacement - "(['''])(.*)(['''])" to "{{b|$2}}"

2023-09-14T01:25:50Z

Text replacement - "(['''])(.*)(['''])" to "{{b|$2}}"

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	~~'''~~There's weird, and then there's Otherkin~~'''~~ is an article about [[otherkin]] written by [[Dylan Otto Krider]] for [[wikipedia:Examiner.com\|Examiner.com]]. It takes the attitude that "This is one of those things that goes beyond mockery. It kind of satirizes itself. Yet, I think it needs to be said that perhaps the main reason Otherkin get exercised at the suggestion that this is simply wish-fulfillment, imagining one might actually have come from an appealing fantasy world, is that it's true." It includes links and excerpts from several sites including [[Otherkin Alliance]], [[Otherkin.net: Harmony & Discord]] and the [[Otherkin (LJ)\|Livejournal Otherkin Community]]. Oddly, it also makes reference to the [[Otherkin Resource Center]] despite that website having been defunct for six years at the time the article was written, stating "And another small thing: if fiction isn't so influential, you might consider renaming the Otherkin Resource Center (ORC) because Orcs are a Tolkien creation."		{{b\|}}{{b\|There}}s weird, and then there{{b\|s Otherkin}}{{b\|}} is an article about [[otherkin]] written by [[Dylan Otto Krider]] for [[wikipedia:Examiner.com\|Examiner.com]]. It takes the attitude that "This is one of those things that goes beyond mockery. It kind of satirizes itself. Yet, I think it needs to be said that perhaps the main reason Otherkin get exercised at the suggestion that this is simply wish-fulfillment, imagining one might actually have come from an appealing fantasy world, is that it{{b\|s true." It includes links and excerpts from several sites including [[Otherkin Alliance]], [[Otherkin.net: Harmony & Discord]] and the [[Otherkin (LJ)\|Livejournal Otherkin Community]]. Oddly, it also makes reference to the [[Otherkin Resource Center]] despite that website having been defunct for six years at the time the article was written, stating "And another small thing: if fiction isn}}t so influential, you might consider renaming the Otherkin Resource Center (ORC) because Orcs are a Tolkien creation."

	This article became the start of a series of Examiner.com articles by Krider referring to otherkin:		This article became the start of a series of Examiner.com articles by Krider referring to otherkin:

Jarandhel at 00:34, 19 February 2013

2013-02-19T00:34:26Z

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	'''There's weird, and then there's Otherkin''' is an article about [[otherkin]] written by [[Dylan Otto Krider]] for [[wikipedia:Examiner.com\|Examiner.com]]. It takes the attitude that "This is one of those things that goes beyond mockery. It kind of satirizes itself. Yet, I think it needs to be said that perhaps the main reason Otherkin get exercised at the suggestion that this is simply wish-fulfillment, imagining one might actually have come from an appealing fantasy world, is that it's true." It includes links and excerpts from several sites including [[Otherkin Alliance]], [[Otherkin.net: Harmony ~~and~~ Discord]] and the [[Otherkin (LJ)\|Livejournal Otherkin Community]]. Oddly, it also makes reference to the [[Otherkin Resource Center]] despite that website having been defunct for six years at the time the article was written, stating "And another small thing: if fiction isn't so influential, you might consider renaming the Otherkin Resource Center (ORC) because Orcs are a Tolkien creation."		'''There's weird, and then there's Otherkin''' is an article about [[otherkin]] written by [[Dylan Otto Krider]] for [[wikipedia:Examiner.com\|Examiner.com]]. It takes the attitude that "This is one of those things that goes beyond mockery. It kind of satirizes itself. Yet, I think it needs to be said that perhaps the main reason Otherkin get exercised at the suggestion that this is simply wish-fulfillment, imagining one might actually have come from an appealing fantasy world, is that it's true." It includes links and excerpts from several sites including [[Otherkin Alliance]], [[Otherkin.net: Harmony & Discord]] and the [[Otherkin (LJ)\|Livejournal Otherkin Community]]. Oddly, it also makes reference to the [[Otherkin Resource Center]] despite that website having been defunct for six years at the time the article was written, stating "And another small thing: if fiction isn't so influential, you might consider renaming the Otherkin Resource Center (ORC) because Orcs are a Tolkien creation."

	This article became the start of a series of Examiner.com articles by Krider referring to otherkin:		This article became the start of a series of Examiner.com articles by Krider referring to otherkin:

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2013-02-19T00:33:25Z

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'''There's weird, and then there's Otherkin''' is an article about [[otherkin]] written by [[Dylan Otto Krider]] for [[wikipedia:Examiner.com|Examiner.com]]. It takes the attitude that "This is one of those things that goes beyond mockery. It kind of satirizes itself. Yet, I think it needs to be said that perhaps the main reason Otherkin get exercised at the suggestion that this is simply wish-fulfillment, imagining one might actually have come from an appealing fantasy world, is that it's true." It includes links and excerpts from several sites including [[Otherkin Alliance]], [[Otherkin.net: Harmony and Discord]] and the [[Otherkin (LJ)|Livejournal Otherkin Community]]. Oddly, it also makes reference to the [[Otherkin Resource Center]] despite that website having been defunct for six years at the time the article was written, stating "And another small thing: if fiction isn't so influential, you might consider renaming the Otherkin Resource Center (ORC) because Orcs are a Tolkien creation."

This article became the start of a series of Examiner.com articles by Krider referring to otherkin:
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* [[Odder than Otherkin? The Underground's head explodes]]
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* [[Otherkin Compendium]]
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