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(also known as Parker's Law) States: "If you have to insist that you've won an internet argument, you've probably lost badly." Named after a user on the role-playing gamers' forum RPG.net . Danth's Law was most famously declared in "The Lenski Affair", between microbiologist Richard Lenski and the editor of Conservapedia.com , Andrew Schlafly, who cast doubt upon Prof Lenski's

Quote: Originally Posted by Rocket Man http://www.rpg.net/ Probably should be self-explanatory from there ... That is. Kale: in that place are some reviews of GURPS releases, as G4e Martial Arts (by RPK, I believe), a GURPS Dungeon Fantasy 1&2 review, and a GURPS Gladiators review for instance. All these reviews (excepting the MA one) were initially posts in SJG forums

Quote: Originally Posted by Rocket Man http://www.rpg.net/ Probably should be self-explanatory from there ... That is. Kale: in that place are some reviews of GURPS releases, as G4e Martial Arts (by RPK, I believe), a GURPS Dungeon Fantasy 1&2 review, and a GURPS Gladiators review for instance. All these reviews (excepting the MA one) were initially posts in SJG forums

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Quote: Originally Posted by Kale What's an RPGNet? (no seriously, I don't get out on the internet all that much...) http://www.rpg.net/ Probably should be self-explanatory from there ...

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about minimum and maximum kills in gamebooks, I decided to get into as many fights as I could. However, having spent too much time on the Lone Wolf threads at rpg.net , I took a wrong turning and wound up missing the library, so I couldn't get past the combination lock. My list of kills consequently stands at: Ape-Dog Dog-Ape