Oh, that makes sense.

Approved! A pleasure to approve, as always. I didn't really find much fixing to do.

Just having a massive facepalm moment here. I thought the article was recalled on purpose. I'll approve it right away Hippin.

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Haha! I get the first, but not the second.

But how does it benefit the community?

Just how would this benefit you?

I see.

I do love many articles in the AWS. sometimes don't show it as I feel that the like button doesn't always cover everything I have to say.

Well, Calculus is an integral part of math.

I hate multing. More importantly, you'd take away years of someone's work for you spending 999 minutes (at best) in a match? That seems quite unfair to me. 999 minutes, to thousands of hours.

That would end up meaning that Marshals with M3 equipment would fight M4, which while relatively more fair, is still unfair. Furthermore, the skills and supplies of legends cannot so easily be gained (mostly the skill). Besides all of that, isn't it simpler to just join a different battle than to bother trying to "get revenge"?

They do have to deal with M4 enemies, but having loads of M4 enemies would be very problematic for them. I doubt it'd be just a "bit" more responsibility. Even if that were true, it would imply, that lots of moderators would get large amounts of rude messages on the forum. If you make it anonymous, then the administrators for the battle moderators at the least will get rude messages. Other than being unfair, it would also be highly implausible.

I agree with that M4 point, but realistically, most of their opponents don't, especially the colonels and such. With the highlighted text in green, the opposite becomes true. There are mults in every battle and only so many battle mods. I'd bet that at least half of them would go unnoticed, and if not half, a good majority would. Not to mention, hunting down such mults would take a long while and could just be to troll battle moderators. Needless to say, the responsibility on battle moderators would also go up drastically, which would probably lead to decline in battle moderators or perhaps battle moderators not wanting to do that much work. Just a hypothetical scenario, but that's what I see happening.

I get where you're coming from, but despite all of that it is completely unfair to legends to have to go back to Marshal. Also, it could be exploited. If I have enough friends and M4 equipment, I can very well purposely mult so that I get to the Marshal rank with my OP M4 equipment and then just destroy the lowest rank marshals can play against. Other than that, people can keep trying to do this and rank up, gaining lots of crystals in the process. To be honest, the word "deserve" is dangerous. Almost nobody deserves for something to happen to them, although it does. Besides, it would be a power to great to bestow upon tankers. Just vote for who you don't like or the guy who took the gold box and soon enough he gets demoted.

Isn't this idea kind of like suggesting that if you work at a company, and one day you fall sick and can't come to work for say 10 days, the company takes you from being a Manager to a low-level employee? It seems unfair to take away one's hard work, no matter how they are now.

Bullets rained down on the walls of what remained of a house. Outside was a similarly desolate landscape, with houses burning and buildings crumbling. All a consequence of a riot which started many hours ago. “Elizabeth! Any ideas or special talents you want to reveal right now? We need to take out those seven guys before this wall turns to nothing” Steven said as bullets pounded against the wall he was hiding against. “Yeah… I may have a plan.” Elizabeth reached for a large bottle of coke and some mentos inside a closet which was torn apart by bullets. “How about saving snacks and drinks for after this?” Steven yelled over the loud gunfire, “They clearly want to kill us from a safe range and have lots of ammo!” Elizabeth ripped the mentos out of all the 20 rolls and smashed them into the bottle of coke, chucking it as far back as she could. Soon enough, there was a loud popping sound and the coke drenched the seven soldiers in coke, temporarily disorienting them. Elizabeth grabbed a pan and got to work, smashing faces and deflecting bullets with superhuman skill. Within minutes, Elizabeth had dispatched the crowd and began inspecting her unconscious attackers. “They have pictures of our faces. How’s that possible Steven?” “Nevermind that Elizabeth. Clearly, someone wants us dead.” “How is there a picture of the time you saved me?” Elizabeth picked up the pan and walked towards Steven. “I have nothing to do with it Elizabeth! Why would you think that I, your friend, would want you dead? More importantly, why on earth would I want to be ambushed and fired at?” “Well Steven, it could just as well be that you did that on purpose so you wouldn’t be caught.” “Elizabeth, you’re my friend. I would never do anything to hurt you.” Steven said. Elizabeth realised, after a little cross-examination, that he was probably right. “In either case, if someone wants us dead, we better take some of the weapons these men had. We can’t take it all, but I’ll take the two P226R’s and the M4. You take the Five-seven.” Steven tossed the gun at Elizabeth. “Three for you and one for me?” “Well seeing as you are part cyborg, I’d say it’s pretty fitting. Let’s go now. I think I know someone who can help us out with this mystery.” So Elizabeth and Steven embarked on their journey. After walking for a few hours under the burning sun and defending themselves from multiple attackers, they, at last, reached a dark and rusted warehouse. “Wait out here, I’ll go make sure he’s ready to see us Elizabeth,” Steven whispered. With Elizabeth's approval, Steven went inside to discuss with his contact. Moments later, a man left the building through a door that seemed too small for him, followed by Steven." Steven went inside after Elizabeth’s approval and made preparations with the man. Moments later, a man came outside through a door which seemed too small for him with Steven following behind. “I know who wants you dead. His name’s Douglas, he only recently became the leader of the mobs in Denver. I don’t know what enmity you have with him, but I doubt it should end well.” the man said. “On that positive note, I say we get going Steven. Pardon me, but I never did get your name Mr...?” “Don’t bother with titles; I’m Dave. Just Dave. I’d suggest you get to the remains of New York. You’ll be safe there” Then, Steven and Elizabeth once more embarked on their journey. They hadn’t gotten far, but the heat was already bothering Elizabeth. “I’ll catch up with you Steven, go on. I need to catch my breath.” “Neither you nor I should be alone Elizabeth.” “We’re in the middle of the ruins of a city without even a mouse. I’d say that I’ll be fine. Go along, I promise I’ll catch up.” “Alright then, as you wish.” Steven continued to walk. When he was a considerable distance away, Elizabeth heard a faint whisper, followed by a dart cutting through the air. Then, darkness took her.

So can someone explain how integration works? I am slightly aware that it is the reverse process of Derivatives, but how does the integrand symbol work, and how do you integrate?

I would advise against it. Instead of this, consider starting a topic with the first part of a story, then have someone else write the second part and so on in separate topics. This is the best way because we get to provide you with the highest quality feedback in this manner.

Closed Good luck to everyone who entered the contest. Seeing as it is done, the topic will be closed.

Approved! Quite well written! I only found one "mistake", which was when you said "never been inside Avail, really been there" which I changed to what you see now.

I'm not sure the last point is a greatly valid idea. Putting others down won't push you up, it'll keep you where you are. Only improving yourself can push you up.

Approved! A pleasure to approve, as always. I didn't actually spot any mistakes, so if there were any I might or might not have missed them.

I don't think that makes much sense. Seeing as the sequence given is arithmetic in nature (the first term is 1, the second term is 2, the third term is 3) adding together n terms won't give you a convergance on any value, since the series is arithmetic (which means no convergence) and also, even if it were, the absolute value of the r is not between -1 and 1, while not equalling zero. If I missed something, could you please explain it? Edit: Also, seeing as the first term and every term hence is positive, it is illogical for there to be a negative sum.

Limits are basically the trying to understand how a function behaves as you get infinitely closer (but never actually at the number) to a certain number. In order for a Limit to exist, the function must approach the same value from both the left and right sides, which is to say as you approach the particular x value from a little bigger and smaller value than x, the resulting y value must be going to the same value.