And what about food? Is food considered a pop culture item? I had no idea what a mallomar was until very recently when I actually looked it up on the internet. I, for some reason, would probably consider Cheerios to warrent an entry, as it is a brand name, but then again.. I don't know.

Any suggestions?

logan bruno, boy baby-sitter… what a classic. the badd boyz. the stolen nicky cash tickets. the note with mary anne portrayed as a rat with a bow in her hair as rat logan is jumping hurdles.

I love Dostoevsky!

i've been really busy with work and school and aughhh! i barely have time to write this post as i'm supposed to be writing an essay on dostoevsky.

Citations. Should we continue citing in the article, such as "Stacey falls in LUV with her teacher in #65, Stacey's Big Crush" or use footnotes, like in Wikipedia… and on Mallory's character page? (I think it's mallory that I experimented with that)

[[*image example.jpg width="100px" style="margin:10; border:0;"]]

And here's the simplified version that would probably work, again with an extra *:

[[*image example.jpg]]

But that's okay, because I found the code. I'm not sure what a good size would be. Right now it's in "GIANT" size. It's on my LJ Scrapbook: http://pics.livejournal.com/cpennylane/pic/0001s9f4

I just copied it from some other site, and I haven't been able to figure out what the style variables actually do, but if all else fails, just

would probably work.

I say it's off, because it seems as though Jessi/stacey's old house is farther away then Watson's OMG MILLIONAIRE MANSION.

And if I thought he was my teacher, I don't think I'd be as pleased as she was.

I was thinking there needs to be an article about Ann, but I wouldn't know where to categorize it. Any ideas? I don't know how far we want to go with information about her, but she could potentially have her own category with separate articles about, for instance, her other books.

Also, to get the pagetree to display on the "series" page, you just need to put in this line of code on the page:

[[module PageTree showRoot="true"]]

Speaking of stuff that comes up in more than one book, though, I just realized we need an article about the Secret Agents game :) (at some point.)

I created a page to be used as a template for the talk pages. I thought I called it Template: Talk. It's the one that says "blabla bla be nice to each other' and has the comment module. Then I went to DFF and clicked on the "talk here!" which I thought would take me to the create a talk page..page. I clicked on that for Mallory's Dream Horse and it worked okay, but without the template. When I looked at the URL for DFF talk, something didn't seem right. I thought perhaps I did something wrong in the template i created. Also, it was showing up in the template list differently then the other templates.

Oh i hope that made sense.

In the DFF article, the little template that creates the "Discuss it on the Talk page here" link hadn't had the book title filled in, so instead of going to "Talk:Dawn-s-Family-Feud", it just went to "Talk:" or "Talk". So I think what might have happened is that you created the page at "Talk" but didn't realize it until after you tried to use the template, so you thought that the template changed the title.

Although I'm actually not sure what you mean by "tried to use the template", because the template you created (which looks fine to me, by the way) didn't have "Template:" at the beginning of the title (by which I mean the little box above the main text window when you're creating a page, which is what shows up at the top of the page and in the index and all), it just had "Template:" at the beginning of the name (the thing that determines the page's location, which is what you put in when you're creating a new page). And it looked to me just now like it didn't show up in the list of templates until I changed the title to put "Template:" at the beginning of it. So I'm not sure if you mean the Template:ArticleTalk, which is the one I created that just puts the line at the bottom of the book article to go to the Talk page. I hope this paragraph was at least semi-comprehensible; distinguishing between the page title and the page name is very confusing (and I'm not sure I did it right).

I think.

I think the ratings system is weird…