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A user most known for file management. Founder of the TMWA and Qix Wiki. Also, inexplicably yet perplexingly an administrator. <small>''See also: [[User talk:Trig Jegman|The talk page]], [[User talk:Trig Jegman/Sandbox|The sandbox]], [[User talk:Trig Jegman/Project Clean-Up|Project Clean-Up]], [[User:Nukleopatra|my bot]], [https://discord.gg/YJgWwenRPH TMWA Discord].''</small>
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=='''Terminology'''==
*Caps = Capitalization 
*FNC = File Name Change - ''I usually use this on any changed talk pages'' 
*RFC = Renamed for Consistency - ''Like files, such as character icons, should be similarly named. These are usually minor fixes.'' 
*RFA = Renamed for Accuracy - ''Spelling errors, wrong names, poor formatting, or lack of specified game. More-specific-to-the-image naming. This is about 85% of when the main file name is changed. These are usually major fixes.''
*NCR = Naming Conflict Rename - ''Files that are almost identically named that are renamed to avoid confusing the two. Hypothetical examples: Kirby.png vs. Kirby.PNG, or Dedede1.png vs. Dedede 1.png'' 
*RIF = Removed Image:/File: - ''Using <nowiki><Gallery></nowiki> means you don't need to use "Image:" (which shouldn't really be used anyway) or "File:". If I'm passing through a gallery, I'll try to remove any I see. It may also mean changing Image: to File: for single images.
*UPI = Unused Personal Image
*ECE = Edit Conflict Error

''Additionally, because autofill is an evil tool from evil town, I add a symbol in each edit summary so it doesn't save forever.''

=='''Notes'''==
If a note below has sufficiently been addressed, it can be removed. <small>''See also: [[User talk:Trig Jegman/Sandbox|My sandbox]], [[User talk:Trig Jegman/Project Clean-Up|Project Clean-Up]]''</small>
===General/Miscellaneous===
[[File:everybody loves trig.gif|right]]
*Total edits (in thousands): {{User edit count|count=22,000}}<br><br><br>
''See also: [[User:Fumple/EditCount|EditCount]]''
*Establish stricter audio guidelines to meet fair use qualifications (30 secs max) - 06:48, 11 April 2024 (UTC)
*Re-write file policy - 16:17, 11 February 2023 (UTC)
*Create better image guidelines for use (sourcing, resolution, purpose) - 16:17, 11 February 2023 (UTC)
*Make a bot for discord to actively track RFR+Abuse Filter requests - 16:50, 4 April 2023 (UTC)
*Formally define sprite, texture, and render somewhere so they stop getting used so interchangeably. - 16:17, 11 February 2023 (UTC)
*Make a better wiki help/site page nav system. - 15:12, 26 February 2023 (UTC)
*Re-parse [[:Category:Post-release_content]] and address the existing files within this category. - 22:45, 28 February 2023 (UTC)
*Thoroughly analyze the use of "Beta" and try to use more appropriate terminology (pre-release, unused) instead. This likely warrants policy mention. - 18:17, 5 March 2023 (UTC)
**Similarly, try to convert use of "Promo" to "Promotional". It's more professional that way. Alternatively, switch use cases to "Official" instead. - 04:24, 25 May 2023 (UTC)
*Reparse SiteColor to use hex codes like every place on planet earth. Eight digit hex codes are universally supported. - 00:45, 19 April 2023 (UTC)
*Finish porting single player campaigns to StrategyWiki. - 02:47, 16 May 2023 (UTC)
*Kill off Template:Icon, possibly consider reworking to make it more consistent in application or just not use it at all. Things that rely on identical filenames=not particularly ideal. - 04:24, 25 May 2023 (UTC)
*Template:TYAD doesn't account for leap years, and I'm honestly not sure how to run a validation on it. - 05:23, 4 July 2023 (UTC)
*Ensure all templates, template documentations, and module documentations are actually categorized. - 05:13, 6 December 2023 (UTC)
*Integrate External Links template more. - 06:48, 11 April 2024 (UTC)
*Keep moving stuff to StrategyWiki. - 06:48, 11 April 2024 (UTC)

===Immediate Replacement Files===
Watermarks do not qualify well for fair use.
*[[:File:Tokaigi2.jpg]]
*[[:File:Tokaigi3.jpg]]
*[[:File:Tokaigi4.jpg]]
*[[:File:Tokaigi1.jpg]]
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===Giving a file a name===
When naming a file, it is most important to keep three "C"s in mind: Consistency, clarity, and capitalization. Additionally, a well named file can answer the questions "What game is this" and "What is the file about" WITHOUT the need to see the file.

I personally try to have all files be named in the following format: (Game Name/Abbreviation) (Object or Action) (Specifics).extension, but it is more important to remain consistent amongst the files being dealt with over this format. For a specific example, if all the other files being dealt with are in the format "Game Abbreviation Character Icon.extension", your file should properly reflect this. In terms of what 'Specifics' means, it means what the type of image is. There are about five types of images, being Artwork, Icon, Screenshot, Sprite, and Model/Render (varies). The specific is what sets that image apart from the rest.

In regards to the extension, the most important part about the extension is that it needs to be lowercase. Additionally, jpeg files should be written as jpg, and ogg should be formatted as oga or ogv, depending on the file type. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogg This is not a me thing] [https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5334 , rather it is the creater of the ogg container's request]. The reason for the former is because jpg and jpeg will display as two different files which can lead to confusion and sometimes ruin automatic linking in templates or Cargo queries.

Clarity is fairly simple: The name should make sense. Avoid using more words than necessary to convey what the image is about, and if conjecture needs to be used, try and use wording that is directly used for the intended caption or surrounding context.

Capitalization once again is about making sure all files have lowercase extensions, and proper uppercase letters for any abbreviations (use GAME over game). Don't use all uppercase, either. It also is to make sure that files don't have differentiating capitalization, as MediaWiki will treat them as different files.
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===What to avoid===
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*Capitalized extensions. Pretty good reason as to why I'd bring it up this many times if it wasn't a big deal.
*Inconsistency. Files named 'THE cool Song of doom.oga' have weird, inconsistent capitalization; similar multiple files that change capitalization should be renamed to prevent it.   
*Overabbreviating. Shortening game names can be nice, but shortening things such as area names or characters may lead to some confusion or [[User:Trig Jegman#Terminology|NCRs]] later down the road. Whispy Woods is not that long of a name, and does not need to be written as WW, for example.
*Using the gif format for static images: These can be uploaded as png files, and it is better to do so. 
*Having funny file names. While files about yoshi being named "ugly green frog" is a good chuckle, it also makes it very difficult to identify what the file is actually about.
*Unnecessary numbers. Sometimes it makes sense to name files numerically, such as Intro 1/Intro 2/Intro 3, but if it could be reasonably avoided, it should be.
*Punctuation. While you ''can'' use some punctuation, it should only be used if said punctuation appears in what the file is describing. Personally, if it is not a hyphen, I do not like to keep punctuation, such as exclaimation points or tildes. Most importantly, do NOT (ever) use periods or pound signs <nowiki>(#)</nowiki> in file names because that can affect the coding. Furthermore, do not use parentheses, quotation marks, unicode, funky letters like À; Æ; Ö, emojis (yes people have tried), or unnecessary hyphens (ex: KRD-Cool-Door-Sprite.gif). 
*Too broad a name. Don't name a file after only the page you are referring to, as most of the time it may come back in a later game or in another form. 'Gordo.png' or 'Kirby right back at ya.jpg' are hypothetical examples of broad naming.

===Renaming existing files===
The way I approach renaming a file is by first having the File page open.

I then open all the pages it is both used on ''and'' pages I can edit in a new tab, but you may opt into windows or your own method instead. 

Move the file to the appropriate name. 

''Generally speaking'', all pages can be edited for correcting file names, with the exception of archives or policy pages. In these circumstances, reach out to an Administrator for help. 

Most importantly to change is the regular pages and galleries. Locate the image and where it is used (sometimes it may be used more than once) and replace it. I generally find it helpful to use copy and pasting here. If you have the find tool, it can help minimize time spent searching. I am not an all computer wizard, but it tends to be command-F for macs and control-F for not-macs.

Once all pages have been addressed, go to the created redirect and mark it with the <nowiki>{{delete}}</nowiki> tag. Indicate a reason for deletion (FNC would likely be understood here too). After this, check the page "What Links Here" on the left side under "Tools". On some devices, control+option+J can be pressed to get there automatically. This is helpful for two reasons: The first is to make sure you didn't miss anything! The second is to see if any linked but undisplayed files are used.
[[File:Trig Demonstration Example File.png|thumb|100px]]
Files can be listed with a colon before File is written [[:File:Trig Demonstration Example File.png]] or also [[:File:Trig Demonstration Example File.png|with alternate text]]. If this usage can be replaced, it should be as well.

The file [[:File:Trig Demonstration Example File.png]] itself links to a variety of pages to demonstrate what has been listed above.

At this point, you are done. Should you have any questions, comments, concerns, quantums, or theorems, please ask away on [[User talk:Trig Jegman|my talk page]]. Happy editing.
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===Why does this matter?===
Having a consistent naming structure(s) leads to easier use of the wiki! Without funky file names, people won't be confused about how to type them in, be able to search for files easier, and be able to know what each file is on a large page like a gallery without being able to see it when editing. Some people when writing could even be able to just write a filename without even having to look it up. While making file names better, it also can reach to a large amount of pages to help fix problems on those pages as well. Some less popular pages can be scanned for errors.

==What Does That Mean? (FAQ)==
This section is a semi-dedicated FAQ to both questions related to files and general wiki editing. Have a question? I would be happy to answer it on [[User talk:Trig Jegman|my talk page]] instead. 

===Why do we have different types of files?===
JPG/JPEG is a lossy type of image. While compressing, the file may lose quality in order to have a better file size. They are less preferred than other file types, but that is not to say they are bad. Usually, JPGs are used for artworks or Wii U/Switch screenshots. JPG files cannot and should not be converted into other file types.

GIF is a lossless types of image, revolutionary for supporting animation and transparency. It can only display 256 colors per frame, however. These files are most recommended to be used for animated images ''only'', as the successor file type is much more effective at displaying images. Additionally, gameplay GIFs should be avoided because too many colors at once causes '''dithering''', a process where color values exceeding GIF's 256 are replaced with a "best guess", usually, reducing the overall quality or accuracy. 

PNG is essentially GIF 2 electric boogaloo. It was designed to improve on the lossless format to be both more compressed but also have more color options available to the viewer. A majority of wiki files are in this format. PNG is also transparency supportive, and is usually the smallest file type available. The main distinction between PNG and GIF is that PNG does not necessarily have animation support. There were several attempts to add it on later down the line, such as MNG (creator:png group) or APNG (mozilla), but they do not hold universal value. While the wiki supports APNG uploads, it is not heavily suggested as it is not quite available to all users and are usually large in size.

SVGs are interesting lossless files. They are universally supported, and essentially run images off text files. The two reasons that these files may be used over PNG is because they are much ''much'' smaller, and because that they can be displayed at any size without a change in quality. You want a 9000 by 9000 pixel SVG? It'll go there and look just as good as 152x152. They are only effective when it comes to line art or very simple artworks, however.

MP3 is the primary audio format. While this format used to be license only, it has since expired and is free for anyone to use. It is a lossy audio format, meaning some quality is lost on creation. This helps keep the file size small for use. Everything should be able to play this file type.

OGA is another audio format that might be seen, using Vorbis encoding. This was the main file format used before MP3 was widely available, but otherwise should generally be roughly similar for quality. The main difference is these files [[User:Trig Jegman#Why can't I play this OGA/OGV file?|are not universally supported]] and will not work on all devices. Sounds on OGA files should be re-recorded/exported into MP3 files—'''not converted'''—when possible to allow a wider audience to be able to see them.

Notably, there are not any good universal video formats for the web. While an H.264 MP4 file is ''generally'' your best bet, it's also not very well supported on MediaWiki. It's probably better to link to a YouTube, Vimeo, or Odysee video.

===Is there a difference between JPG and JPEG?===
Short answer: No. Long answer: Noooooo.

JPG and JPEG are entirely interchangeable and have absolutely no meaning over the other. That said, files should use always jpg to avoid issues when auto-filling parameters and to avoid duplicate naming issues.

For example, the files "TheoRules.jpg" and "TheoRules.jpeg" would be considered two different files, and therefore show two different pictures. This could lead to a lot of confusion.

===Why isn't this gif moving?===
Chances are, it is a single frame gif. If possible, try and convert to a PNG before uploading, as they are more optimal to utilize and it generally does not affect visual quality. 

===I thought PNGs were supposed to be transparent===
PNGs ''can'' be transparent, but they might not be. Sometimes the source uses a white background and that is ok. Transparency should not be artificially created just because an image is a PNG. '''Images should never be made transparent in systems like GIMP. Only official transparency should be used.'''

===What's the deal with "inter-file periods"?===
Interfile periods, periods that are in a file name that aren't for the extension, are not really great to have. While other punctuation found in a subject is usually okay, sometimes systems freak out as to when the extension starts when it comes to periods. For example, it may read a file named "Mr. T Artwork.jpg" as it should be, Mr. T Artwork, with an extension of jpg, OR it might read the file as Mr T with the extension of Artwork.jpg

There doesn't appear to be a rhyme or reason as to when one happens over another, but typically it messes up in galleries over anything else. It's better to be safe and avoid them entirely. If anything, it is simply easier to read. 

===What's the deal with hyphens?===
Hyphens are a difficult middle ground when it comes to naming files. While they should be used for anything with a hyphen specifically in the name, they should NOT be used in place of spaces. The reason for this is generally because it's easier to type without a space, and the use of hyphens simply creates more opportunities for files to be almost identically named. KSSU-Moon.png and KSSU Moon.png could be two different files, and it is not the most effective to name them so similarly.

A hyphen (-), found on most keyboards, is not to be confused with a dash (—) or a minus sign (−).

For example, the following could all be be different files:
*Kirby-Sword.png
*Kirby - Sword.png
*Kirby- Sword.png
*Kirby -Sword.png

===What's an NCR?===
An NCR is a term I use to describe files that are almost identically named. Some examples would be:
*Capitalization. (EX: File:KEY Dream Land.png and File:KEY dream land.png)
*Extension difference. (EX: File:Marx being cool.jpg and File:Marx being cool.png)
*Hyphens (EX: File:Meta Knight.png vs File:Meta-Knight.png vs File:Meta - Knight.png vs File:Meta- Knight.png vs File:Meta -Knight.png)

===Why do you have symbols all over your sandbox/edit summaries?===
I usually use them to be able to reference different types of images. Often, I will use the at sign @, dollar sign $, percent %, ampersand &, and dead key grave ` (and rarely asterism, usually for lists ⁂) to self categorize groups of images. For example, if I am going to need to fix the aboutfiles on a set of images, I might add % to them and do all of those images at the same time. Generally, they don't mean the same thing for the same section. Relatedly, symbols are added to edit summaries to avoid autofill taking up my screen space.

===What are Smart Quotes? What are Smart Apostrophes?===
Smart quotes and apostrophes are a type of quote that is not on a universal keyboard. They appear like this: (“|”|‘|’|’). They were essentially created to add style to the regular straight quotes (sometimes jokingly called dumb quotes) as seen here: ("|'). Since Smart Quotes do not appear on most keyboards as a standard, we try to avoid them the best we can. Some browsers/OS have automatic correction to smart quotes, especially apple products. These settings can be turned off in various settings pages. Notably, smart punctuation does not allow MediaWiki functions like italicize and bold to work.

'''Since some people may only be using smart quotes, pages that utilize quotations and apostrophes should have extra redirects made that utilize them.'''

===Why do I keep seeing "Optimized" on files?===
Image optimization is a LOSSLESS process in which an image has its metadata removed. Metadata is more text based, hidden information attached to files. Generally some metadata could include the date of capture, the file's dimensions, or type of camera used. While maybe useful for personal use, it's not necessary to have on the wiki. Hence, the emphasis on optimizing files.

There are a number of programs available to optimize files. The most popular are PNG Monstrous (formerly PNG Monster), which is universal in download and is extremely effective. Running command line optimizations, Zopfli and PNGOUT are very useful as well. The other is ImageOptim, which is generally a mashup of a bunch of optimizers. The pro to using ImageOptim is that it has support for four file types to be optimized: PNG, JPG, GIF, ''and'' SVG, with a con of being MacOS exclusive. An online alternative is [https://ezgif.com/optimize EZGif], which is not the most effective method, but is a great "nothing else works" method. If you need other options, ask me.

'''Before''' uploading a new image or revision, images are encouraged to be optimized as it helps the user load the image more effectively and saves server space. Extremely frequently used icons and images, such as ones on high use templates, may also benefit from optimization to save on load time--though this is primarily for images that do not generate thumbnails.

As mentioned before, optimizing is a lossless process. Compression, which is sadly used interchangeably with optimizing, could mean either regular optimizing or the use of LOSSY compression. Lossy compression is where the image quality is reduced (by any varying amount) to make the file size smaller. '''LOSSY compression should not be used.'''

===What's Gamma Brightening?===
Gamma (Brightening) is a type of metadata stored on image files that change the way certain colors are displayed. Usually, it reduces the contrast amongst colors and is typically found on PNGs. While generally unwritten, the policy on gamma brightened photos is to optimize the file only if the original source does not use gamma brightening. '''If the source image contains gamma brightening metadata, it should not be optimized'''.

===Why can't I play this OGA/OGV file?===
Unfortunately, while popular in the days of 2010, the global standard has dropped universal OGG support for reasons that have yet to really be explained. Some theorize it was because apple was trying to replace it with .mov and .m4a files, but this is conjecture. Generally, Google Chrome is a good browser to try and view this type of file on. Most files on Inkipedia have been replaced with MP3, a more universal format.

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===What makes a complete source?===
A complete source on a file answers one question: ''Who'' is responsible for capturing or generating a file? There are almost exclusively three places a source will be taken from: you took the file yourself, in which case source=self is appropriate. Having the source be the game name, like |source=Splatoon 2, is ''not'' appropriate because that does not provide a name of a person or entity that we can give attribution to. Sourcing is about attribution—having the game name answers ''where'' the file might have come from, and is answered better in the |game and |description parameters. The second scenario for a complete source is a URL link to a website, such as Tumblr, Twitter, or the Spriters' Resource. '''The link needs to go directly to the page the image is used on'''. Simply saying "Twitter" or linking to the home page of Nintendo is not sufficient enough for a source. Clicking the link should take the reader directly to the same image, when possible. The third case would be for unreachable or print media, like SplatNet or The Art of Splatoon. These have direct variables in the |source= parameter, with a special message indicating that we cannot easily provide the source.

===Why isn't the visual editor working?===
If you are getting an error saying Parsoid/RESTBase server on a page: The visual editor does not work on pages with forward slashes (/). It ''should'' be fixed circa 1.41, but if there are problems, let me know [[User talk:Trig Jegman|here]]. Furthermore, Visual Editor is not available on all pages/page types. Some namespaces, like Templates, don't function with Visual Editor well and so it is disabled to prevent accidental damages.

===What's the difference between audio and music?===
'''Audio''' is the larger circle that encompasses all sound that comes out of a given product. This includes music, sound effects, vocal lines, and anything else heard. '''Music''' is specifically just that—music. If given the choice between the two, music should be under music, anything else should be under audio.

===How do I separate large sections on pages?===
We've all been there. An image or an infobox sticks out of the way super weirdly and it needs to be broken up to some capacity. Consider using [[Template:Clear]]! All that is needed to be added is {<nowiki/>{Clr}}. This will add a line break, splitting up content above and content below. Think of it similar to an invisible line that nothing is supposed to cross.

===Why avoid sourcing FANDOM or subsidiaries?===
The FANDOM company, broadly speaking, is not a good company. Despite the namesake, they are terribly anti-consumer with archaic and restrictive rules, and a focus more on SEO and advertising over accuracy and community. More specifically, the Splatoon Wiki hosted through FANDOM is notorious for outright stealing Inkipedia articles verbatim and posting it as their own content! We should not send traffic from our site to theirs, because leading members to an inferior product is generally an unethical practice, let alone to a competitor. Other notable subsidiaries (bought out by FANDOM) include GameSpot, GameFAQs, GiantBomb, TV Guide, Metacritic, Cord Cutter News, and Comic Vine. None of these outlets should be utilized unless absolutely necessary to do so.

===Why avoid sourcing PidgiWiki===
To cut to the chase, they do not appropriately source their own content, which could lead to fan-created materials being deemed official. Furthermore, without proper attribution, the wrong person could be listed as the source of a file. Most files typically taken from PidgiWiki are generally privately-issued press kit images—fortunately, I have access to both Nintendo and EA press kit materials. If you need me to look for something, [[User talk:Trig Jegman|ask]]!

===What is StrategyWiki? Why do I keep seeing links to it?===
[[strategywiki:Main Page|StrategyWiki]] is a [[Main Page/NIWA|NIWA]] affiliate site that covers strategy guides for video games. Splatoon included! It hosts walkthroughs for the single player campaigns (Octo Valley, Octo Expansion, Return of the Mammalians, etc), which is better suited for that wiki than ours. As Inkipedia seeks to be an objective fact based site, a subjective walkthrough does not fit very well. Content can easily be transferred between the two via copypaste as long as a source is attributed via URL—both sites share a CC BY-SA 3.0 license for text.

StrategyWiki—also called ABXY—is also the web host of Inkipedia (and several other wikis), hence the purple button on the bottom of the page. There's plenty of guides to be written there, so if you're looking for a new project, why not consider [[strategywiki:Main Page|giving it a look]]?

===What's your beef with old community stuff?===
Over my time as staff on Inkipedia, several old page formats like Blogs, Barnsquids, Inkfests, and others have either been removed, archived, shuttered, or generally phased out—an effort generally led by me. Most of these boil down to either being redundant features (as Barnsquids can generally be replaced with user boxes; Blogs could be replaced with user pages), or two core editing beliefs. Simply put, I emphasize the following:
;Inkipedia is not a social media platform.
Inkipedia uniquely had a lot of features when it opened that made it very heavily slanted towards a more casual social aspect, which while beneficial in building an audience, does not actually serve ''wiki'' purposes well and can generally attract the wrong crowd. Keeping a more centered approach to the wiki helps ensure that content added is productive while still maintaining a healthy community.
;Extraneous features imply inequalities.
Particularly in regards to thanks templates or barnsquids, there is an implied competition or goal set when it comes to editing. Hitting certain benchmarks (50 edits; 25 uploads) becomes a metric to reach for a completion sense, rather than actual quality contributions. Preventing edit spam for the sake of a little on-page icon helps keep the site presentation clean and professional. Furthermore, users may see the accomplishments of other users and feel like their contributions are not as good in comparison: this is not the case. '''All edits, big or small, regardless who made them, are equally welcome and appreciated for the development of the site'''. Highlighting some edit types or users over others does not help this bolded belief. No staff member is better than a non-staff member, and a new user is not worse than a more historically established one. Some of the best edits recently have come from people who have never touched a wiki or played Splatoon games before. 

===I want to see what the old Barnsquids look like===
An archive ZIP file was posted in our [[Inkipedia:Discord|Discord]], but if you'd like me to send them your way, just ask on my talk page.

==Gallery of example images==
Important to note: when using the <nowiki><gallery></nowiki> tag, the "File:" part does not need to be added.
[[File:Ebb&FlowDemo.frsh.mp3|thumb|400px|Example of an audio file]]
[[File:ClamBlitz Baller demo1.mp4|thumb|left|200px|Example of a video file]]
{{Clear}}
<gallery>
S2 Splatoween gear promo 4.jpg|Example of a JPG file
Moon in Inkopolis Square during Splatfest 2.png|Example of a PNG file with a background
S3 Badge Skalop 30.png|Example of a PNG file with no background
Splatoon 2 LINE sticker - Li'l Judd.gif|Example of a GIF file
FlagMexico.svg|Example of an SVG file
Splatoon Wii U Manual NOA English.pdf|Example of a PDF file. These will not normally display, and are rather typically download only.
</gallery> 
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==Other==
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''Additionally, please don't ask me about my personal life, I'd greatly appreciate it. I do make [https://trigjegman.bandcamp.com cool music] for fun though''

''Last seen doing: {{Special:Contributions/Trig Jegman|limit=1}}''

''Today's fortune: {{#switch:{{#expr:{{#time:U}} mod 229}}
|0=Luigi time
|1=Waluigi time
|2=Don't forget to like and subscribe!
|3=PDF format should be burned
|4=Bribe the safari browser to support OGG again
|5=An aggressive nature does not make the weaker man a gladiator
|6=When in doubt, proposal
|7=Re-organizing is not re-writing
|8=Capitalization could use fixing
|9=What's in your wallet?
|10=Old revisions should always be kept to a minimum
|11=People still use the Opera browser?
|12=Heddy was here
|13=When in doubt, remove all the hyphens
|14=What really is Margarine Man's secret secret? 
|15=Contains 15mg of Sodium
|16=We do what we must because we can
|17=Line breaks are your friend
|18=GIFs should always be animated
|19=JPEG is lame, this post made by JPG gang
|20=Deep One Dave is not to be trusted around produce
|21=Bow down to your ampersand overlords
|22=Discord is so much better than talk pages
|23=Fear the australians
|24=Why only panic at the disco? Panic always
|25=Make sure to unintentionally commit an offense
|26=Daisy says trans rights
|27=He know you when you're sleeping, he knows when you're awake, he does not like crossbows
|28=Croptimize another eight files for another shot at extending your life
|29=Eolgi.
|30=Put off making janitors for today
|31=You win the Paul and Dean award for excellence in shopping centers
|32=It's always deceptive cadence time
|33=Knock knock, it's the united states
|34=Remain rational for the day
|35=Have you given your daily praises to Nicolas Cage yet?
|36=Love me for the money, and listen to the money talk
|37=Threat level raised to Jelly Roll 1
|38=Control+Alt+Delete
|39=Ewww, BMP files
|40=I'm not overthinking, you're just underthinking
|41=Toss a coin to your file mover
|42=When things seem grim, you could always make a list
|43=Sourcemageddon totally rocks!
|44=Where's ''Wrecking Crew '98 2''?
|45=Ampera was here
|46=Wario World is the best nintendo game
|47=Be not fooled! There is no such thing as half an A press
|48=You do not banana all the time
|49=Life is a bowl and each day more burger king foot lettuce is added on top
|50=I once accidentally started a cult in high school and so can you if you try
|51=It's not constantinople anymore
|52=mournful is the melody that echoes in their heads--without a beat, they march along believing Bach is dead (Bach is dead)
|53=An ether-eating Eskimo would gag upon your sight, convulsed into oblivion from laughter or from fright
|54=You should should join the thirty second squad
|55=Avoid theories, especially game theories
|56=I am four parallel universes ahead of you
|57=Luigi doing nothing breaks Paper Mario
|58=Heh, wikia
|59=Bela Lugosi ''is'' dead
|60=Don't forget to tune into Local58!
|61=I'm your only friend, I'm not your only friend but I'm a little glowing friend, but really I'm not actually your friend, but I am
|62=Just a spoonful of tumeric helps the blood pressure go down
|63=Merge everything into one page
|64=ASMR is just anti-heavy metal
|65=Watch for falling rocks
|66=It looks like you're the worst and I'm the best. Wonder who got the chest hair.
|67=Mmmm...falafel
|68=Oxford comma gang meeting this Tuesday
|69=Nice
|70=Waddle Does what Nintendon't
|71=Invest in a 401K
|72=She works out too much
|73=Wario is not a Libertarian
|74=Wario is a Libertarian
|75=Historically, people thought tomatoes were poisonous because they would absorb lead from the silver-lead platters.
|76=How much can Kirby even eat anyway?
|77=With the webbing and such!
|78=La Croix: TV Static in a can!
|79=Everything counts in large amounts
|80=King Dededoes what Nintendon't
|81=I'm a self proclaimed file czar!
|82=Be the roundabout you always wanted to be
|83=Now 8 times the fun!
|84=You're a kid now
|85=You're a squid now
|86=Brought to you by the Judd Appreciation Society!
|87=Toothpaste, but the consistency of Jello
|88=Sans Undertale
|89=Jello, but the consistency of Toothpaste
|90=Inside humor is great. Snarglewarfle.
|91=Merch coming soon
|92=Go support QIX Wiki!
|93=It is written, only Trig can defeat jpeg
|94=Bianca is Helpfull and a good friend
|95=Luigi is too scared for this wiki
|96=ASMR is a conspiracy to sell more headphones
|97=Some days you pac the man and other day the man pacs you
|98=Today is a Tetris B theme kind of day, don't you agree?
|99=Wake in the morning and step outside, to take a deep breath and get real high. Shout at the top of your lungs "What's goin' on?!"
|100=And lo on September 29th, it shall be known as International Samwell Appreciation and Impersonation day
|101=They might be big big fake fake lies
|102=Never trust Silicon Valley!
|103=Wintergreen mints reign supreme
|104=Origami King is trash
|105=I'm back and even worse than before
|106=And I said "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
|107=This message can be returned within 90 days with proof of purchase
|108=Upgraded to King Size
|109=I'm a little lad who loves berries and cream
|110=Contains 5% juice
|111=This video was sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends
|112=Inkipedia will now also cover allen wrenches, gerbil feeders, toilet seats, electric heaters, trash compactors, juice extractor, shower rods and water meters, walkie-talkies, copper wires, safety goggles, radial tires, BB pellets, rubber mallets, fans and dehumidifiers, picture hangers, paper cutters, waffle irons, window shutters, paint removers, window louvres, masking tape and plastic gutters, kitchen faucets, folding tables, weather stripping, jumper cables, hooks and tackle, grout and spackle, power foggers, spoons and ladles, pesticides for fumigation, high-performance lubrication, metal roofing, water proofing, multi-purpose insulation, air compressors, brass connectors, wrecking chisels, smoke detectors, tire guages, hamster cages, thermostats and bug deflectors, trailer hitch demagnetizers, automatic circumcisers, tennis rackets, angle brackets, Duracells and Energizers, Soffit panels, circuit brakers, vacuum cleaners, coffee makers, calculators, generators, and matching salt and pepper shakers
|113=A winner is you!
|114=A secret blend of 13 herbs and spices
|115=10 GOTO 20
|116=There is NOTHING hiding under your bed
|117=Your refrigerator will start running soon
|118=if not ok then return end
|119=Beware Monty of County Crisco
|120=Never dig down!
|121=812 + 90125 equals rock music
|122=All day fresh, 24 hour protection
|123=Sims who are on fire will no longer be forced to attend graduation before they can put themselves out
|124=Can you burn a Luigi board?
|125=Just three shots from kitchen gun and the lime is gone!
|126=Faces look ugly, when you're alone
|127=Then the Casiotone Nation attacked
|128=This should have caused an overflow error!
|129=We are the goon squad and we're coming to town, beep beep!
|130=Probably won't steal 30 grand from you
|131=I would welcome you, but Ratch probably already has.
|132=What? :Snoozefry:
|133=Please file all complaints to the executive vice chair
|134=Nominated winner for cage wrestling tournament against prismark
|135=Nominated loser for cage wrestling tournament against Slate
|136=Maybe you should ask [[User:Anemoia|someone more qualified]] to help you...
|137=The tribe has spoken
|138=The time is now to snuff the torch
|139=No thugs in our house
|140=Respect your surroundings
|141=Give honor to your foes by writing them a limerick
|142=Wee ooh I look just like squiddy holly
|143=GET OUT OF MY ''HOUSE''
|144=Proudly AI free
|145=This is just like that time...
|146=Give me your lunch money
|147=You will be burned
|148=It's nukin' time
|149=The user content policy has passed
|150=I'm gonna be straight up here. I am here to destroy Inkipedia from the inside. I will be making a series of edits in the coming future ruining the integrity of this website. They may ban me, but they will never stop me. I am just one of many.
|151=Decidedly not French...
|152=You will be the first to go in my new world order
|153=forfeit all mortal possessions to my lil creachure
|154=It's all about the Mets, lets go Mets, love the Mets
|155=I know you're stealing this for your userpage. No need to be shy about it. I see it, and know where it came from. Just remember that my list is infinitely cooler...
|156=slurp schlurp shlorp
|157=The days are ahead
|158=Make a callout post on your twitter dot com about the horrible skinwalkers that eat mayonnaise.
|159=I am a 52 card deck exclusively made of joker cards.
|160=It was me, I am the one who gave Yaya caffeine. I just wanted to see what would happen...
|161=Beware the Darlings of Lumberland...
|162=Major Tom is a junkie...
|163=No no, you can ''definitely'' trust me.
|164=Featuring 1.8% interest!
|165=The people you meet here are non-substitutional for real world therapists or mental health professionals.
|166=Order up!
|167=Are people even still reading these?
|168=No no, those green splotches are totally safe. It's definitely the same thing as bleu cheese.
|169=Nice
|170=Just you wait until I make Wall of Voodoo Wiki!
|171=Go stream my music!
|172=Despite all the bells and whistles, I was here
|173=Maybe their kids are somewhere suburban
|174=Believing the strangest things, loving the alien
|175=Speak into my eyes next time...
|176=Who's got the word on the double talk?
|177=You can come as you are, and pay as you go
|178=No, I will not be answering questions about the suspiciously beat-up painting of me hidden away in my closet. Stop asking so many questions.
|179=Stand in the place where you are
|180=Now face north
|181=<span style="color:800080;">Gee whiz, I've never been in a user's easter egg section before!</span>
|181=Trans your gender not your fat
|182=Skinny was born in a bathtub and grew so incredibly thin. Even the end of an eyedropper sucked him in.
|183=Grab your spine and become an agent of the free.
|184=Beware the moon bombs of the fall dog.
|185=You have been selected to an upgraded Trig Jegman experience.
|186=These styles will be in style for quite awhile serving smiles from aisle to aisle.
|187=Come to Ohio and I will eradicate all traces of sadness for the next 100 years of your childhood.
|188=At least I'm not an Aerospray main...
|189=Time is not running out but we can all give ourselves the push by pretending that it is.
|190=Now with a clean, non-greasy feel!
|191=roobeer
|192=Primus sucks!
|193=You know who ''else'' has to stop an evil telephone from coating the world in hallucinogenic paint?
|194=The Beaking is nigh.
|195=Jegmanism begins at home.
|196=I spent all of my time working on these dumb little lines instead of working on the CSS that I've been putting off for months.
|197=who up minecrafting they wiki
|198=very nice. check it out.
|199=Adobe more like Adon'tbe
|200=I've completed the pit of 200 trials.
|201=The Happy Lucky Lottery is a scam.
|202=Mattress stores are money laundering operations launched by the mafia.
|203=Kill the great raven!
|204=I come from an island!
|205=Warning: This page has been protected so that only users with administrator privileges can edit it.
|206=Sonic Adventure 2: Electric Boogaloo. DX.
|207=Enter now for the brand new Shure SM64!
|208=Forfeit all mortal possessions to my bank account.
|209=How fortunate that we can see fire.
|210=Silence mortal, lest I lock you away inside of an MP5 file.
|211=You could never beat me in a game of Scrabble.
|212=Before you stands blackjack, poker, and a roulette wheel. 
|213=Follow that dream Benny, follow that dream.
|214=Mining melancholically
|215=Pretty nice. Check it out.
|216=forfeit all mortal possessions to Niko.
|217=Just disappear em!
|218=Take a break, Driver 8...
|219=What do robot squids dream of?
|220=Unstyled recent changes log isn't real, it can't hurt you.
|221=I know you don't love that guy 'cause I can see right through you
|222=One of our submarines is missing...
|223=Bend down for the Greenman
|224=Jim Carrey meets his mortal nemesis, James Lift
|225=The bit workshop is October 10. Be there.
|226=What would Cirno do?
|227=No one mourns the Wicked.
|228=Down with the sugar barrel, pickle barrel, milk pan
|229=[[File:My Grand Vision for the Future.png|Judith made me do it]]
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