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The account [[User:Ha1vorsen|ha1vorsen]] is the only account that can push edits to this Halcove without restriction.
===== The account [[User:Ha1vorsen|ha1vorsen]] is the only account that can push edits to Halcove without restriction. =====
However, if you have any suggestions, questions, or comments, you are free to create Talk pages, also known as Discussion pages. These are public subpages within any Wiki page that allows you to comment on the contents of the main Wiki page. In order to create a Talk page on the desktop site layout, simply click the text "'''Discussion'''" underneath the page title. On mobile, click on the text bubble icon underneath the page title.


However, you are free to create Discussion pages, which is a public subpage within any Wiki page that allows users to comment on the contents of said page. Anyone can create one without being registered on the site. The initial page creation will have to be verified and screened, but anything within reason is generally accepted, including criticism.
Anyone can create a Talk page without being registered on the site.


Each comment on a Discussion page needs to begin on a newline and be predicated with a username, which doesn't have to match your canonical or real online handle. If no username is found in the post, then it will be automatically replaced with your IPv6 address.
Each comment on a Talk page should begin on a newline and be predicated with a name in bold. Without creating an account, your public IPv6 address will be visible in the Discussion history log.


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|-|Comment 1=
|-|Comment 1=
Solo - {I agreed with your take on this song. I thought the chorus was referring to the ending of the story, where the main character was forced to come to terms with his transgressions of his past. Are you sure that your interpretation is valid?}
<b> Solo </b> - I agreed with your take on this song. I thought the chorus was referring to the ending of the story, where the main character was forced to come to terms with his transgressions of his past. Are you sure that your interpretation is valid?


|-|Comment 2=
|-|Comment 2=
Solo - {I agreed with your take on this song. I thought the chorus was referring to the ending of the story, where the main character was forced to come to terms with his transgressions of his past. Are you sure that your interpretation is valid?}
<b> Solo </b> - I agreed with your take on this song. I thought this verse was referring to the ending of the story, where the main character was forced to come to terms with his transgressions of his past. Are you sure that your interpretation is valid?


ha1vorsen - {I see that, but this is actually notated on the artist's site that they were given a synopsis of the story, and this verse directly references what I mentioned.}
<b> ha1vorsen </b> - I can see that, but this is actually notated on the artist's site that they were given a synopsis of the story, and this verse directly references that event in the documentary.





Latest revision as of 01:36, 13 December 2023

The account ha1vorsen is the only account that can push edits to Halcove without restriction.[edit | edit source]

However, if you have any suggestions, questions, or comments, you are free to create Talk pages, also known as Discussion pages. These are public subpages within any Wiki page that allows you to comment on the contents of the main Wiki page. In order to create a Talk page on the desktop site layout, simply click the text "Discussion" underneath the page title. On mobile, click on the text bubble icon underneath the page title.

Anyone can create a Talk page without being registered on the site.

Each comment on a Talk page should begin on a newline and be predicated with a name in bold. Without creating an account, your public IPv6 address will be visible in the Discussion history log.

For example:

Solo - I agreed with your take on this song. I thought the chorus was referring to the ending of the story, where the main character was forced to come to terms with his transgressions of his past. Are you sure that your interpretation is valid?

Solo - I agreed with your take on this song. I thought this verse was referring to the ending of the story, where the main character was forced to come to terms with his transgressions of his past. Are you sure that your interpretation is valid?

ha1vorsen - I can see that, but this is actually notated on the artist's site that they were given a synopsis of the story, and this verse directly references that event in the documentary.