Post by Judge Sam on Oct 13, 2007 12:58:33 GMT -5
Link jumping! All links are only in the main article, not side links, not links in boxes, not footnotes, not links at the top.
Start here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gargoyle
In this example :
Gargoyle
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Gargoyles" redirects here. This article is about gargoyle statues. For other uses, see Gargoyle (disambiguation).
Gargoyle is the word you start with and reading down makes "Gargoyle (disambiguation)" this first blue link you see.
Start here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gargoyle
1) Click on the ninth link on the main article starting with the title in bold at the top.
2) Click on the tenth link on the main article starting with the title in bold at the top.
3) Click on the twenty third link on the main article starting with the title in bold at the top.
4) Click on the second link on the main article starting with the title in bold at the top.
5) Click on the second link that is twelve letters long on the main article starting with the title in bold at the top.
6) Click on the first link after the box that says "The neutrality of this section is disputed."
7) Click on the third link after footnote 19.
8) Click on the first link in the "See Also" section.
9) Click on the link of the book quoted in this article.
10) Click on the author of this book.
What is the name of this author's mother?
Start here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gargoyle
In this example :
Gargoyle
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Gargoyles" redirects here. This article is about gargoyle statues. For other uses, see Gargoyle (disambiguation).
Gargoyle is the word you start with and reading down makes "Gargoyle (disambiguation)" this first blue link you see.
Start here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gargoyle
1) Click on the ninth link on the main article starting with the title in bold at the top.
2) Click on the tenth link on the main article starting with the title in bold at the top.
3) Click on the twenty third link on the main article starting with the title in bold at the top.
4) Click on the second link on the main article starting with the title in bold at the top.
5) Click on the second link that is twelve letters long on the main article starting with the title in bold at the top.
6) Click on the first link after the box that says "The neutrality of this section is disputed."
7) Click on the third link after footnote 19.
8) Click on the first link in the "See Also" section.
9) Click on the link of the book quoted in this article.
10) Click on the author of this book.
What is the name of this author's mother?