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Original Work Author: Zephram Stark
Summary: Shows the postulates supporting the Wikimedia:IAR, including the central question, "What are the purposes of rules?" The graphic also explores the darker side of why rules are created.
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| current | 05:16, 6 November 2005 | 597×467 (48 KB) | Zephram Stark | (Original art by Zephram Stark {{fal}}) |
| 16:05, 30 October 2005 | 597×467 (48 KB) | Zephram Stark | ||
| 15:39, 30 October 2005 | 597×467 (47 KB) | Zephram Stark | (Author: Zephram Stark Summary: Shows the postulates supporting the Wikimedia:IAR, including the central question, "What are the purposes of rules?" The graphic also explores the darker side of why rules are created. {{FAL}}) |
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