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Joined:	Jul 3 2021, 10:12 am
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[02:53 am]

Mr.BurnLiquid -- Symmetry

Symmetry shouted: I'll check it out this weekend!

Thanks

[02:47 am]

Symmetry -- I'll check it out this weekend!

[02:40 am]

Mr.BurnLiquid -- Symmetry

Symmetry shouted: Another map maker? Damn we really ARE back

I invite you to try out the map I modified. I don't have the creativity to create maps from scratch, but I do have the know-how to modify existing ones; my project is to tweak community campaigns (specifically those with errors—to make them playable.

[02:27 am]

Symmetry -- Another map maker? Damn we really ARE back

[01:51 am]

Mr.BurnLiquid -- Ultraviolet

Ultraviolet shouted: Mr.BurnLiquid actually yeah though I wasn't really saying it to narc on you. It just caught me off guard because I don't usually see it (because it's against the rules) "The avatar may not be bigger than 150x150 pixels". Kinda silly that it relies on users to be well behaved rather than just limiting the dimensions on uploads :lol:

Now that I wanted to change my avatar, the error image is showing up, haha.

[01:34 am]

Mr.BurnLiquid -- Ultraviolet

Mr.BurnLiquid

Mr.BurnLiquid shouted: Ultraviolet Thanks; I'm new to the site and a Spanish speaker. I must have missed the part where it was prohibited—I'll change it now.

I invite you to try out a mission I'm modifying from *StarCraft Reversed*; I'm trying to make it more playable and challenging.

[01:33 am]

Mr.BurnLiquid -- Ultraviolet

Thanks; I'm new to the site and a Spanish speaker. I must have missed the part where it was prohibited—I'll change it now.

[01:31 am]

Ultraviolet -- Mr.BurnLiquid

Mr.BurnLiquid shouted: Ultraviolet Is it forbidden to have a large avatar?

actually yeah though I wasn't really saying it to narc on you. It just caught me off guard because I don't usually see it (because it's against the rules) "The avatar may not be bigger than 150x150 pixels". Kinda silly that it relies on users to be well behaved rather than just limiting the dimensions on uploads :lol:

[12:20 am]

Mr.BurnLiquid -- Ultraviolet

Ultraviolet shouted: https://staredit.net/profile/133367/ dude's avatar is massive

Is it forbidden to have a large avatar?

[12:04 am]

Ultraviolet -- https://staredit.net/profile/133367/ dude's avatar is massive

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