HRWiki:Spoons
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[[Image:todaybor.PNG|thumb|It's another spoon!]] | [[Image:todaybor.PNG|thumb|It's another spoon!]] | ||
| - | There are many '''spoons''' in the [[Homestar Runner universe]]. However, they are plentiful in | + | There are many '''spoons''' in the [[Homestar Runner universe]]. However, they are plentiful in the real world as well. If you were to create a wiki about our universe, would you have a page on all your spoons? |
Similarly, items which are terribly common and mundane and which are never or rarely used in any sense beyond what would be considered normal within the Homestar Runner Universe should not get an article. Articles should be written about particularly interesting or unique items, or items which are utilized often in a novel way. | Similarly, items which are terribly common and mundane and which are never or rarely used in any sense beyond what would be considered normal within the Homestar Runner Universe should not get an article. Articles should be written about particularly interesting or unique items, or items which are utilized often in a novel way. | ||
[[Category:HRWiki Policy|{{PAGENAME}}]] | [[Category:HRWiki Policy|{{PAGENAME}}]] | ||
Revision as of 22:15, 28 November 2007
There are many spoons in the Homestar Runner universe. However, they are plentiful in the real world as well. If you were to create a wiki about our universe, would you have a page on all your spoons?
Similarly, items which are terribly common and mundane and which are never or rarely used in any sense beyond what would be considered normal within the Homestar Runner Universe should not get an article. Articles should be written about particularly interesting or unique items, or items which are utilized often in a novel way.
