Tabletop

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Tabletop can refer to:

• Tabletop, New South Wales, a rural village in Australia between Sydney and Melbourne.
• In experimental physics jargon, a device or installation that fits into an average laboratory, as opposed to a one that requires its own building. Inventing a tabletop device for a task that used to require a huge installation is usually considered great progress.
  • Tabletop fusion is any technique that allows for nuclear fusion (without energy gain, however) in a tabletop experiment.
• The general concept of tabletop games, which encompasses several classes of games that can also be referred to individually as "Tabletop", including:
  • Traditional role-playing games, as opposed to role-playing video games
  • Tabletop wargaming
  • Tabletop football
• Tabletop also refers to the screen name of a controversial Wikipedia editor well-known for her bias.^[1]
  • Note that the username cited in the article may be incorrect.^[2]
  • The user referred to in the article is reportedly this one
  • Follow up article

[edit] References

1. ^ Lawrence Solomon, "Wikipedia's zealots", National Post.
2. ^ Tabletop's talk page