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"CREATED" ARTICLES:

• Battle of the Kegs (Still needs several searches and redirect pages)

• Invasion America (People working on it... looking good! Still need pictures)

• Tyranid page (Huge revision)

• Adolf Hitler - not really created at all, but wittled down from 90 KB to 64. (super major revision and complete clean-up, not sure how long that will stand)

• Boolean operators - started

INTERESTED ARTICLES:

• Drifting (motorsport)
• Warhammer 40,000 (and sub articles)
• Tau (Warhammer 40,000) [revised]
• Tyranids
• Skaven
• Serial Experiments: lain
• Pinky and the Brain
• Homeschooling
• ACE (Accelerated Christian Education)

ARTICLES WANT IMPROVED:

• Cannon
• Serial Experiments: lain - done! Featured Article! Great job!
• All Warhammer40k articles
• Teen Titans (cartoon show)
• Tics, Tourette syndrome
• Adolf Hitler
• Lightstick
• Boolean operators

PROPOSED GUIDELINES

• Proposed 40k Article Guidelines (General Page)
• Talk:Adolf Hitler

CLOSE WATCH:

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Adolf_Hitler#Rewrite

Colonel Marksman is a fictious character created by ****** *. ****** (name censored). The figure "Colonel Marksman" has shown up in several stories, fluff, fanfictions, and has been basically overused.

Colonel Marksman's origins came from a wide group of inspired sniper-like characters and small band leaders that started as the creator's name. The first actual "pen name" was inspired by "Lt. Col." in a fluff of Imperial Guard part of Warhammer 40,000. The first recorded internet use was in a mass series of ElfWood fanarts of Warhammer40k. Sadly, most of these comments were eventually deleted as unfavored anyomnous ones. However, thus was the birth of the name.

Evolution continued with a brief but extensive use of Lt. Colonel Marksman. The rank and use was frequent in 40k and Starcraft fanfic fluff. However, Lt. Col. Marksman proved to be too long and the lack of a period became greivous.

When the creator and author learned that the rank of "Colonel" was lower than once thought, the name was shorted to Col. Marksman. Eventually, the extension to the full name (due to lack of some people not knowning what "Col" was) "Colonel Marksman" came to play. For Halo and e-mail purposes, "ColMarksman" was an alternate shortened version.

However, several players on Halo did not understand that "Col" was short for "Colonel" and it became bothersome. Other names were constantly used but where ever possible, the full title was preferred.

Colonel Marksman, however, liked consistancy, learning that many other Internet surfers and gamers use as many as 10 different names. Colonel Marksman is the best preferred user name. When spacing is not allowed, the name is "ColonelMarksman". When that is too long, "ColMarksman" is put to use. If spacing and periods are allowed, but with limited length, "Col. Marksman" is better. Colonel Marksman is as yet to come across a place where "ColMarksman" was too short long. Friends often refer to the author s "Colonel", and others "Marksman" as a shortened nickname.