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<includeonly>{{BigHorizontalBar|Reverse-Engineered Content|''The following page/section possibly contradicts several ideas accepted by the community. However, it contains information reverse-engineered from the game's executable code, not observations or theories, and as such should be considered more likely to be correct.''}}</includeonly><noinclude>Use this template on pages where reverse-engineered information is present in large amounts (things like a flag's default value on its page don't count) to indicate that random visitors who think the information is wrong should refrain from "correcting" it unless they have proof.<br> <h2>Usage</h2> <pre>{{RevEng}}</pre> yields {{ | <includeonly>{{BigHorizontalBar|Reverse-Engineered Content|''The following page/section possibly contradicts several ideas accepted by the community. However, it contains information reverse-engineered from the game's executable code, not observations or theories, and as such should be considered more likely to be correct.''}}</includeonly><noinclude>Use this template on pages where reverse-engineered information is present in large amounts (things like a flag's default value on its page don't count) to indicate that random visitors who think the information is wrong should refrain from "correcting" it unless they have proof.<br> <h2>Usage</h2> <pre>{{RevEng}}</pre> yields{{BigHorizontalBar|Reverse-Engineered Content|''The following page/section possibly contradicts several ideas accepted by the community. However, it contains information reverse-engineered from the game's executable code, not observations or theories, and as such should be considered more likely to be correct.''}}</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 08:35, 10 April 2008
Use this template on pages where reverse-engineered information is present in large amounts (things like a flag's default value on its page don't count) to indicate that random visitors who think the information is wrong should refrain from "correcting" it unless they have proof.
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