then everyone would just look in here cheat on the quiz...Cooldad said:To stop all the lying on wikipedia, can an admin or someone post a list of all the correct answers? Then we can make sure wikipedia tells the truth.
Costello said:In your case Joe88, you could look up the definition of "sarcasm" on Wikipedia.
I'm pretty sure that would help.
The "GBA scene" is not a movie scene. I don't really know how to explain it, but it's a group or groups of people that release rips of games. There are normally lists(I won't tell you where!) that show release dates and what region game it is.spinal_cord said:What!? With people filling wiki's with false info, I'm honestly not sure tht would help at all.
People sure do love using wikipedia for their research. If anyone knew how to contact Wikipedia on vandalism, they could tell them that people are changing it with false info. I don't know how to contact them, so I am currently just constantly just attempting to revert the wiki pages on the history page. It's not funny at all, and I think there are other people still trying to fix it. They report it as "possible vandalism" but they fix it wrong. I think some are confused.
QUOTE(TheCruiser @ May 16 2008, 06:28 PM) Now when you say this question, "What was the first European GBA scene release?" do you mean the first game to have like a movie? Or the first game for Europe? I'm really puzzled by this question :/.
TheCruiser said:Now when you say this question, "What was the first European GBA scene release?" do you mean the first game to have like a movie? Or the first game for Europe? I'm really puzzled by this question :/.
TheCruiser said:Now when you say this question, "What was the first European GBA scene release?" do you mean the first game to have like a movie? Or the first game for Europe? I'm really puzzled by this question :/.
QUOTE(Renegade_R @ May 16 2008, 03:01 AM) Yes...a scene release is a ROM released into onto the internet which is clearly labeled and numbered so it can be categorized. This is to ensure that duplicates are avoided and resources are not wasted.
I've learned that some ppl are willing to do almost anything (including altering Wikipedia) to win a $25 flashkartxumasso said:I surely learned a lot with this quiz!
I hope everyone also did! ehehe
ermTheWingless said:Should we report people/IPs changing wikis or just wait for people admitting to it? I agree that people shouldn't use Wikipedia... Almost fell for that trap until I started double checking with google.
TheWingless said:I sure have noticed a huge spike of users and posts lately... A bunch of them just say the same thing the above said with slightly modified words. Also a lot of threads bumped. I don't think that this quiz is helping GBATemp get more users, just scares away the older ones.
Edit: But then again, if the quiz required a certain amount of posts(around 100 maybe), GBATemp would be open to a lot of posts(probably more than half will be spam...).
blahman said:I seriously agree with someone who posted earlier and believe that it be better that gbatemp locked out new registrations as soon as quiz starts to prevent people from posting this whole thing around 43242 forums to attract people who dont give a rat's ass about gba temp and just register to win the card then never to be heard from again. Should have locked it then make an anouncement that future quizes will happen for those who missed out instead and ask them to stick around in the mean time.