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  • ...ese are not [[w:Railgun|railguns]]. No [[BW:CJ|official sources]] use this term to describe these weapons, and there is substantial evidence to the contrar
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  • *'''[[FTL]]''': Faster Than Light. A descriptive term referring to technologies that enable travel across distances faster than t *"{{inlineref|dress and cover}}": military term for personnel to form an ordered rank-and-file formation during ceremonies.
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  • ...contradictory information, it is '''not considered''' a fully canonical [[BW:CJ|source text]] for the Original Series. Battlestar Wiki does aim to note ...ne" is defined as "compact, pilotless spacecraft" developed by humans. The term "[[List of terms (TOS)|drone]]" as defined in the series refers to robots,
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  • {{Proposed Policy|shortcut=BW:REAL}} ...ed films or television shows. For instance, one contributor noted that the term "Boomer" was used in the manga anime ''Bubblegum Crisis'' to describe the a
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  • :I'd be happy to see a source for this term; I'd rather not make it up if RDM has the acronym down. He's normally not i :: We need a definite and official source for what this term means. Personally, I don't believe that it is well defined, if at all. --
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  • A kinetic energy weapon<ref>This is a Battlestar Wiki [[BW:TERM|descriptive term]], as is its acronym "KEW".</ref> is a weapon that causes damage as a resul ...railguns) <ref name="viperguns">As related by [[Bradley Thompson]] in an [[BW:OC|Official Communiques]] entry on [[Battlestar_Wiki:Official_Communiques/A
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  • ...to [[BW:BOLD|be bold]] take it upon yourself to add it, as long as it's [[BW:CJ|cited]]. -- [[User:Joe Beaudoin Jr.|Joe Beaudoin]] <sup>[[User talk:Joe ...ht it was a safety deposit box as well (which would lend well towards long term storage, if that's applicable. --[[User:Steelviper|Steelviper]] 13:10, 20 J
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  • ...s should '''never be used''', due to fair use concerns and the fact that [[BW:NOT|Battlestar Wiki is not an image gallery]]. ...Quorum_of_Twelve|Review this]] for why we use "delegate," the more precise term than "representative." -- [[User:Joe Beaudoin Jr.|Joe Beaudoin]] <sup>[[Use
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  • ..."[[yahren]]" on it. Obviously, the Colonials in the new BSG don't use that term for year. (Then again, I suppose that the paper wasn't supposed to have be ...eally no way to know for sure, other than to pop a few questions over at [[BW:OC|the Official Communiques]] and hope for an answer. -- [[User:Joe Beaudoi
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  • :''For information on an Original Series [[BW:SEP|separate continuity novel]], see [[Destiny (book)]].'' In popular usage, the term "apocalypse" has incorrectly been used as a synonym for "armageddon", the e
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  • {{project|Official Communique's|image=BSG WIKI Official CrewCast.png|shortcut=BW:OC}} ...ocument the etymology. Ron D. Moore's "Caprica," has a character coin the term, saying, "A cybernetic life-form node, a Cylon." But as "Caprica" has yet
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  • ...are becoming more frequent, even on talk pages. Not sure if there is long-term help for this (or any wiki). --[[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 10:42, 5 Febr Per [[BW:FORUM]], these answers needed to be removed from the questions area. Here's
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  • ...pparent that no one else really called her that. My point being, we use a term of convenience, we just reinforce it. No, I don't think SkyOne's info is e ...nd storing them in our own repository for later use... Perhaps even on the BW Media wiki. Of course, the only issue that immediately comes to mind is one
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  • ...[[Battlestar Wiki:Official Communiques/Archive8#Identity of the Final Five|BW:OC#Identity of the Final Five]]</ref> ...ns seem to be more robust than humans and possibly may not carry such long-term injuries. The same may be said of the knee injury which put a stop to Thrac
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  • ...series it is difficult if not impossible for a pure Cylon child to come to term making any pool of pure Cylon children that were successfully born very sma ...d. As soon as the noise dies down we can move some pressing questions to [[BW:OC|our special Q&A page answered by BSG co-producer Bradley Thompson]]. In
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  • :''This article is capitalized for technical reasons. The correct term is "humanoid Cylon" and is not a proper noun.'' ...uring Season 1. Here on the ''Battlestar Wiki'', the [[BW:TERM|descriptive term]] "Humano-Cylon" was used for a time. Dialogue in several episodes througho
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  • ...ne of the final five would be a good way to write him out, but in the near-term, it's just not a possibility. I've got a bit of an issue with the continued use of the term "mandala when referring to the carving in the temple and to Starbuck's pain
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  • ...a statement in the article body. This article will be naturally long; be [[BW:CON|concise]] and avoid unnecessary detail. Thanks! ...he system by Racetrack and Skulls. They would not, however, have any long term survival prospects, having failed in both their plan to discover the secret
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  • ...Galactica (2005 Novel)|Miniseries novelization]], which is considered a [[BW:SEPCON|separate continuity]] source.</ref> by his first co-pilot, [[Coker F ...ence fiction film ''[[w:Blade Runner|Blade Runner]]'', which also used the term "skin job" as a pejorative to denote the artificial humanoids.
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  • ...e That Believ<u>a</u>th In Me". Writer [[User:Ngarenn|Bradley Thompson]] [[BW:OC#Season 4 First Episode Title|confirmed]] that this was an unintentional ...ing the Final Five models, even after they've been "activated," to use the term loosely.
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