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A scribe can read Level 5: Beadle

update: apparently anyone can read Level 5: Beadle. It used to be that you could only read those nodes once you reached that level. Also, I vaguely recall something about not being able to post in the Q&A section until you reach level 4.

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Re: A scribe can read
by muntfish (Chaplain) on May 28, 2004 at 08:51 UTC

    I must be missing something here. Yes I know I can read Level 4: Scribe - I referred to that in my OP. However that node is empty, therefore somewhat less than informative. Surely there must be something more interesting than "being able to read an empty node"?

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Re: A scribe can read
by belg4mit (Prior) on May 28, 2004 at 17:05 UTC
    I would have said, "A Scribe can RTFM"

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