Am I the only one who thinks it’s pretty obvious that the only reason why Aria & Ezra are the Adoptive Parents of Imogen’s Baby is because the writers wanted to have a reason to bring Lucy Hale into the Show.
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Big fan of the books here just wanted to ask where I can find the show preferably for free. It was on Netflix for a while I think but they took it down. I only got to watch a little bit of the first episode. Heard a lot of good things about the show and I want to watch it despite it being pretty different from the books which I currently prefer. Thanks!
I'm not going to be talking about Emily's first boyfriend Ben because he's horrible, homophobic and he doesn't deserve to be talked about.
I didn't like Maya very much cuz she was pressuring and Emily came out when she didn't feel comfortable. Also on a few occasions, Maya made Emily feel uncomfortable and pushed out of her comfort zone. But I will give her credit for helping Emily feel more comfortable with her sexuality.
My favourite ship had to be Emily and Isaac. They were ( close to) perfect and I understand why Emily broke up with him She should have stayed with him after he wanted to apologize to her. After Isaac, she falls in love with a criminal named Jordan and I don't know if it was just me or I feel like Jordan was manipulating/guilt-tripping Emily When Emily found out that she was a criminal
At the end of the book Emily just ends up getting together with some random chick named Lauren. We don't even know her! I checked this wiki and there's no info about her. I checked the books but there was no mention of her before the last book. Which I felt was weird cuz the other Liars were with someone I thought was perfect for them. But hey that's just me!
Hello hello hello, my lovely people! Lots has happened in this longer than normal February on Fandom, so let me share an overview:
February's Community Culture (read blog)
Fandom's first ever Community Culture blog -- a monthly post highlighting diverse people, programming, and entertainment aiming to introduce you to new people, communities, and their topics.
Since it's February, which is Black History Month in the United States, BHM and its 2024 theme, Art for Change, is a natural focus for this first Community Culture.
Read the blog for:
Celebrating Art for Change: wiki user and Fandom staff testimonies about some of the Black artists, musicians, authors, and creatives that most inspire them
Black History Month playlist: a new Spotify playlist with 180 songs showcasing some incredible Black artists who’ve been instrumental in shaping the music industry into what it is today
Shows to Watch: you can never have enough binge recommendations
Wiki BHM celebrations: discover how some Fandom wiki communities honored BHM
Technical Updates: February 9 (read blog) and February 23 (read blog)
Go check out the latest news in regards to bug fixes, known issues that are being worked on, and experiments that are and/or will be conducted!
An important one to note is the update to the CodeMirror extension for the 2010 editor (responsible for syntax highlighting). The first update was reverted after community feedback, and we're currently fixing the noted issues. Once we're done, the next upgrade will happen in smaller batches as to have a more controlled release in case unforeseen issues arise.
Reorganizing the VisualEditor (read blog)
A minor design update to the VisualEditor, both the Visual Mode and the Source Mode (aka 2017 editor), was released on February 8th with the goal to make your editing experience more accessible and intuitive. Check out the blog to find out the what, why, and how behind this change.
Some Quick Answers on QuickAnswers (read blog)
We continue to improve on the Quick Answers feature and its Special:QuickAnswers dashboard. A quick recap of some of the latest developments:
There will be a vetting period for QAs, meaning that mod teams will have a select period the time to edit new Quick Answers before they go live on the wiki.
We're working on fine-tuning the vetting period even more by creating a "faucet" system: allowing local moderators to -- for now -- ask staff to deviate from the default release schedule to one that accommodates the needs and capabilities of the community better.
The QA Dashboard filters have a counter that will auto-update as the QAs get processed to give the moderators a better overview.
In case you have any concerns about this feature, hit me up for a conversation!
As always, if you have any questions or remark about this, please let us know by reacting to this message or otherwise reach me, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Hello, hello, hello, my lovely editors! Earlier today, Fandom released a minor design update to the VisualEditor, both the Visual Mode and the Source Mode (aka 2017 editor), with the goal to make your editing experience more accessible and intuitive!
To not miss out on any information, I encourage you to read this blog and/or the updated help page about it.
If you're pressed for time, don't worry, I got you covered! To summarize, we
Renamed some of the tools (e.g. "paragraph" is now "normal text")
Shuffled some icons around (e.g. the back and forward arrow buttons are now located on the far left rather than the middle)
Hid some less-essential tools from view to make the initial editor view less overwhelming in all its glory (the tools are still accessible in dropdown menus)
For the 2017 source mode: we removed the options available from the menu icon (those three stacked horizontal bars) -- If you want those back, you can customize your toolbar to access them from there)
For the 2017 source mode: we used the menu icon to replace the gear icon
Are you more of a visual person? Check out the design mocks detailing the new location of options below:
VisualEditor - Visual Mode
VisualEditor - Source Mode (aka 2017 source mode editor)
As always, if you have any questions or remark about this, please sound off in the comments or otherwise reach me, I'd love to hear your thoughts! Happy editing!
First of all you guys need to read this book and i don't really know how to do this .this is my first time doing this so yeah bye
Eyo my lovely community members! During this Thanksgiving Weekend for those who celebrate and otherwise just a lovely Friday signaling the beginning of the weekend for those who don't, I want to leave you with some updates on what happened in November on the Fandom platform and some things that are still to happen!
November 16, 2023: Everything You Need to Know About Reported Notifications
Read the blog for all the details
Launched: site-wide release, Thursday Nov 16, 2023
Premise: If thread moderators and admins will receive an on-site notification, they'll be placed in a better position to react quicker. A counter will indicate how many unactioned reports there are. If all reports are handled, the message will disappear. Read the help page for more details
Data: We saw that 34% more reports were actioned within seven days due to notifications, and there was a 32% decrease in the time it took to take action. Before this feature, about 8% of the reported posts got actioned within 7 days.
Note: thread mods and admins can enable/disable this feature via their Special:Preferences, tab Notifications, section Web notifications for moderators.
November 20, 2023: Thanks extension is now available to all communities
Read the blog for all the details
Launched: site-wide release, Monday Nov 20, 2023
Premise: Allowing editors to easily thank others for specific edits on wiki pages rather than writing an appreciation message, new editors can receive thanks for contributions and be enticed to stay around. Read the help page for more details
Data-based conclusion: It turned out the feature was mostly being used by experienced editors thanking other experienced editors rather than new users. This led to the feature being an optional tool that can be enable via the Special:AdminDashboard rather than it being a default feature as intended.
Note: since this is an optional feature, this means that communities are free to adjust the appearance of the heart (or even remove it) through css.
UPCOMING: November 29, 2023: Fandom Stars roundtable on a redesign experiment for the global nav bar
This isn't really a big announcement, but more a call for any Fandom Stars on this wiki to attend or for people who are interested in giving product feedback to sign up to become a Fandom Star or otherwise let me know their feedback to relay in their name.
When: Wednesday, November 29, 2023 1:00 PM EST!
Where: Fandom Discord for the Fandom Stars
What: Roundtable to discuss a redesign experiment on the global nav bar. The goals for the experiment are to increase the nav bar utility as well as declutter and create space to possibly home elements currently residing in the right rail.
Who will be there: The Product team leads from the User Experience Team
Technical Updates:
November 3: Read the blog for all the details
November 17: Read the blog for all the details
Quick Answers: Our Traffic and UGC teams continue to work on editing tools for Quick Answers, which we aim to release before the end of the year. The QA Dashboard is currently being tested by 12 communities.
Experiment updates
To increase transparency on upcoming product features, experiments, and other things regarding the platform, Fandom Staff has recently started using the Fandom Stars Wiki to share blogs on upcoming experiments and releases. While the wiki is viewable to all, only Fandom Stars can comment there directly.
As always, if you have any questions or feedback, do not hesitate to comment here and/or reach out to me directly! Cheers!
It's a great day!
After a historic 118-day actors strike, the Screen Actors Guild has reached a tentative agreement with the AMPTP. This means your favorite shows can go back to filming!
Pretty Little Liars: Summer School was in its last stretch of filming when SAG called the strike. They had three weeks left in their filming schedule. As such, they will be among the first series to resume filming. They are eying a post-November 27th film date. A returning series like PLL needs at least 3-6 weeks of prep work before they can return to filming, and given the Thanksgiving breaks, they should be back at it in late November or early December.
A release date for the series is uncertain, but Max is looking at a midseason debut.
A big congratulations to the SAG-AFTRA union for their hard work in securing a great deal! As always, the PLL Wiki will continue to document and be your best source of information about everything PLL.
Ok real question who killed Ian Thomas?
Eyo! As of today, Hispanic Heritage Month (HHM) has officially come to an end. Observed from September 15th to October 15th, Fandom focused on Hispanic creators in Entertainment who often go unnoticed, such as those behind the scenes like directors, writers, special effects artists, makeup artists etc. Fandom highlighted these people as well as some content creators from our very own userbase through a Makers Series. The goal? Hear their stories and learn from them.
In case you missed some of these initiatives, you can still check them out below, cause celebrating diversity and striving to be more understanding and inclusive should never be limited to specific time periods!
September 15th: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: Fandom's Community Team Presents the Makers Series
September 29th: Hispanic Heritage Month Maker Series: Fearless Diva
October 11th: Editor Stories: A Maker Celebration with JazieCult
October 12th: Editor Stories: Bridging Borders Through Fandom with Taxcymus
October 13th: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with the Fandom Community
October 13th: Editor Story: Exploring The Power of Community with Supeika
And of course, as has become a nice Fandom tradition this year: you can also still give the Hispanic Heritage Month Playlist a listen while you continue to use the platform!
Other than Hispanic Heritage Month, Fandom released two blogs with technical updates, the first on September 22nd and the second on October 6th. Stay tuned for a third one this Friday, October 20th! You'll find several released bug fixes in there, as well as some of the more high profile fixes currently being worked. There's also information on experiments Fandom is running/has tried out, and future Fandom projects, some of which I wanted to highlight:
Thanks extension - this has been tested for some time on some communities and several styling improvements have been made. Once fully released, it'll be a toggle on the Admin Dashboard. Until then, if you're an admin on a community with a Wiki Rep assigned and you'd like to have this enabled, feel free to reach out to them or otherwise contact staff
Reported notifications - this feature will send a notification to thread mods and admins about a reported post on Discussions, Message Walls, or comments. This has been rolled out to 25% and is being analyzed further. Thus far, it's proven to be a real gamechanger in terms of mod reaction time!
Quick Answers - a module that formats information into questions and answers, which is easily recognizable by search engines and can thus help make your wiki more discoverable by fans. The QAs are written by AI and only appear to logged out users, but to balance the scalability of the feature and user control, admins and moderators will soon be able to edit the Quick Answers via a special page dashboard. You can read more about the details in this blog.
Per usual, if you have any questions about any of it, feel free to comment below and/or otherwise reach out!
Has anyone seen Ian’s new ig post? Because there’s sth missing and that’s his wedding ring
Have you guys seen these other pll adaptations, like I guess a turkish and indonesian adaptations, I am curious how they are in terms of quality.
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Did anyone notice that when the liars get an email from Jessica in 2×06, Spencer had an email from Angela W?
I was thinking this over, what do you all think was the overall mystery to the wren character?, like we know of stuff like talking to someone over the phone-we have a problem, ill take care of my end, you take care of your own, and him saying to eddie we're not going to have a problem again are we eddie?, stuff like that, he obviously didnt turn out to be A or AD so what is your fan theories of him? Was there ever a resolution to him or just the writers making up stuff as they go along but with no gameplan?
I still hope when pll original sin returns he is revealed as the killer chasing these new girls or the professor from perfectionists and then he could reveal all the mysteries of him.
And this is just my fan theory but I think the drawing he made one time where he gave the girl that red jacket he colored in, I'd like to think that girl is bethany young and he wanted to find out who killed her, maybe explaining why he was going to kill mona cause maybe alex said it was her having got the info from cece when mona made confession in ceces trap lair thing. And yes I realize bethany had american accent and wren didnt, quite easy just say one of the parents is british and one is american..
There are so many things in life that we all take for granted. Something very simple was brought to my attention by Chris (Spongebob456), a dear friend and teammate of mine. He's afraid of spiders. Something so incredibly common to a lot of people. What do you do when you see a spider? You scream, you run, you throw a shoe at it, you vacuum it, you catch it to put it outside, you call for help, etc. All common reactions. Most of which involve some kind of immediate, quick action. Now one thing I hadn't really considered: what if you are afraid of spiders, just like Chris, but you are also limited in your mobility cause you use a wheelchair, just like Chris?
This is just one of the many, every day examples that Chris touched upon in his wonderfully insightful and emotional blog that he shared in light of Disability Pride Month. Be sure to head over to Community Central and give it a read to learn more about what it means to go through life with a wheelchair.
What is Disability Pride Month?
Celebrated in July each year, Disability Pride started in 1990 to commemorate the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to protect the rights of people with disabilities. Since 2015 - the 25th anniversary of the ADA - Disability Pride Month has been a worldwide celebration of the disabled community.
Why is Disability Pride Month?
Most people will experience being disabled at some point in their lives, whether temporarily or permanently, or someone they know. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 27% of the US population alone has some kind of disability — that's one in four people. In other words, disability pride and improving accessibility should matter to everyone, and yet, people with disabilities have been marginalized and misunderstood for generations. This month is there to draw more awareness to their every day hurdles and push for more accessibility measures to be taken.
What can I do offline?
Read Chris's blog for more insights! He shares some great advice on how to be a better ally, as well as what works to motive him to keep going and try new things in case you too are living with a disability.
What can I do on Fandom?
Disabilities come in all form and shapes, but while spending time online on Fandom, the easiest things to do are making sure your content is accessible. Here are some tips on how to achieve that:
Offer high-contrast options to those with limited vision.
Every admin can choose colors via Special:ThemeDesigner to create a proper light and dark theme. Creating high-contrast themes can accommodate people with certain vision disabilities by making text easier to read.
Design templates with accessible colors
The free Accessible Colors website evaluates your color combinations according to WGAC 2.0 guidelines for contrast accessibility so your text and background color combinations are readable to most.
Provide alternative text (alt text) to your images to create vivid pictures.
Alt text describes what is depicted by the image. It is the text that will be read aloud by screen readers, displayed in place of an image if it fails to load, and is indexed by search engine bots to better understand the content of the page. It is added by placing |alt=<insert image description> within the image's coding on the article. For more information about alt text, check out the WebAIM site.
Create quality hyperlinks that your audience can easily navigate.
Links primarily get their accessible name from their text content. Avoid filler words like "Here" or "Read more". Instead, put the most meaningful text into the link itself. For example, “click here to read Chris's accessibility story” helps readers understand where the link will take them as opposed to a simple “click here” instruction.
If you're curious how well your wiki is holding up, you can use Intent Based - Accessibility Checker, which is a (limited) free AD and WGAC compliance checker. Just put in the url, and it'll give you a rundown of all things you could still improve on!
Do you have any other accessibility tips or stories to share? Don't hesitate to react, and definitely take a few minutes to read Chris's story on Community Central!
What if Ezra got put in prison by aria letter gave it to the police
I've been watching season 5 of PLL after Caleb's return and I was thinking about what things would be different if Ravenswood hadn't ended when it did
https://tvline.com/news/actors-strike-begins-sag-aftra-amptp-no-deal-1235011114/ Well I don’t know where production was halted since I know I know the WGA Strike affected the filming sites, but this will disturb the production even further.