E-wrestling - Revision history

Admin: Reverted edit of Carari, changed back to last version by 84.68.220.149

Admin — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 08:29:44 GMT

Reverted edit of Carari, changed back to last version by 84.68.220.149

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	+	E-Wrestling is an internet variation on creative roleplay, based on the world of professional wrestling. The basic idea is that the player (also called a handler) creates a character and manages his or her career in a fictional professional wrestling promotion, called an E-Federation (or E-Fed). Most E-Feds allow the use of either custom-made characters such as [[DJ Hipp]], [[Brett Unknown]] and [[Kevin Kompiler]] or real-life wrestlers such as [[Edge]], [[Kurt Angle]] or [[Triple H]], although some insist on exclusively using one or the other.

	+	Much like the term "e-mail" became the abbreviation for electronic mail, the term "e-wrestling" became a common abbreviation of fantasy wrestling in the early-to-mid-1990s as the hobby began to move from a primarily play-by-mail format and instead began to use online bulletin boards, then internet service providers (ISPs) and web pages. Some E-Feds still use the e-mail variation, although most either use a web site or a forum provider such as InvisionFree or ProBoards.

Carari at 22:17, 26 August 2008

Carari — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 22:17:19 GMT

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-	E-Wrestling is an internet variation on creative roleplay, based on the world of professional wrestling. The basic idea is that the player (also called a handler) creates a character and manages his or her career in a fictional professional wrestling promotion, called an E-Federation (or E-Fed). Most E-Feds allow the use of either custom-made characters such as [[DJ Hipp]], [[Brett Unknown]] and [[Kevin Kompiler]] or real-life wrestlers such as [[Edge]], [[Kurt Angle]] or [[Triple H]], although some insist on exclusively using one or the other.

-	Much like the term "e-mail" became the abbreviation for electronic mail, the term "e-wrestling" became a common abbreviation of fantasy wrestling in the early-to-mid-1990s as the hobby began to move from a primarily play-by-mail format and instead began to use online bulletin boards, then internet service providers (ISPs) and web pages. Some E-Feds still use the e-mail variation, although most either use a web site or a forum provider such as InvisionFree or ProBoards.

84.68.220.149 at 12:25, 30 March 2008

84.68.220.149 — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 12:25:12 GMT

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	E-Wrestling is an internet variation on creative roleplay, based on the world of professional wrestling. The basic idea is that the player (also called a handler) creates a character and manages his or her career in a fictional professional wrestling promotion, called an E-Federation (or E-Fed). Most E-Feds allow the use of either custom-made characters such as [[DJ Hipp]], [[Brett Unknown]] and [[Kevin Kompiler]] or real-life wrestlers such as [[Edge]], [[Kurt Angle]] or [[Triple H]], although some insist on exclusively using one or the other.		E-Wrestling is an internet variation on creative roleplay, based on the world of professional wrestling. The basic idea is that the player (also called a handler) creates a character and manages his or her career in a fictional professional wrestling promotion, called an E-Federation (or E-Fed). Most E-Feds allow the use of either custom-made characters such as [[DJ Hipp]], [[Brett Unknown]] and [[Kevin Kompiler]] or real-life wrestlers such as [[Edge]], [[Kurt Angle]] or [[Triple H]], although some insist on exclusively using one or the other.

-	Much like the term "e-mail" became the abbreviation for electronic mail, the term "e-wrestling" became a common abbreviation of fantasy wrestling in the early-to-mid-1990s as the hobby began to move from a primarily play-by-mail format and instead began to use online bulletin boards, then internet service providers (ISPs) and web pages. Some E-Feds still use the e-mail variation, although most either use a web site or a forum ~~priver~~ such as InvisionFree or ProBoards.	+	Much like the term "e-mail" became the abbreviation for electronic mail, the term "e-wrestling" became a common abbreviation of fantasy wrestling in the early-to-mid-1990s as the hobby began to move from a primarily play-by-mail format and instead began to use online bulletin boards, then internet service providers (ISPs) and web pages. Some E-Feds still use the e-mail variation, although most either use a web site or a forum provider such as InvisionFree or ProBoards.

84.68.220.149 at 12:23, 30 March 2008

84.68.220.149 — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 12:23:36 GMT

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E-Wrestling is an internet variation on creative roleplay, based on the world of professional wrestling. The basic idea is that the player (also called a handler) creates a character and manages his or her career in a fictional professional wrestling promotion, called an E-Federation (or E-Fed). Most E-Feds allow the use of either custom-made characters such as [[DJ Hipp]], [[Brett Unknown]] and [[Kevin Kompiler]] or real-life wrestlers such as [[Edge]], [[Kurt Angle]] or [[Triple H]], although some insist on exclusively using one or the other.

Much like the term "e-mail" became the abbreviation for electronic mail, the term "e-wrestling" became a common abbreviation of fantasy wrestling in the early-to-mid-1990s as the hobby began to move from a primarily play-by-mail format and instead began to use online bulletin boards, then internet service providers (ISPs) and web pages. Some E-Feds still use the e-mail variation, although most either use a web site or a forum priver such as InvisionFree or ProBoards.