Retirement - Revision history

Jettalli: Removed outdated information. Can no longer change dressup on retired wajas

2024-03-16T14:14:41Z

Removed outdated information. Can no longer change dressup on retired wajas

2016-03-15T04:09:22Z

2012-11-25T01:27:28Z

2012-11-25T01:27:01Z

2011-09-27T08:52:20Z

2011-06-21T02:41:38Z

2011-06-21T02:41:14Z

2011-06-21T02:10:19Z

2011-01-23T09:41:08Z

2011-01-23T09:40:57Z

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−	Retiring a waja will credit its owner 5,000 [[WC]] and permanently make it unable to be bred, sold, or transferred. Retired wajas do not take up cave space. These wajas cannot have their name, description, or title edited, nor are they able to be put into groups. Retired wajas cannot participate in [[contests]], but can be [[release]]d (though the owner will not receive any additional credits since they already received 5,000 WC for retiring the waja).	+	Retiring a waja will credit its owner 5,000 [[WC]] and permanently make it unable to be bred, sold, or transferred. Retired wajas do not take up cave space. These wajas cannot have their name, description, dressup, or title edited, nor are they able to be put into groups. Retired wajas cannot participate in [[contests]], but can be [[release]]d (though the owner will not receive any additional credits since they already received 5,000 WC for retiring the waja).
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−	Interestingly, retired wajas can have accessories and foregrounds added to and removed from them. You can also add wallpapers to retired wajas, but you can '''NOT''' remove them. The only way to change the wallpaper on a retired waja is to replace it with a different one.

	'''WARNING: RETIRING IS 100% PERMANENT.''' A waja that has been retired can never be un-retired.		'''WARNING: RETIRING IS 100% PERMANENT.''' A waja that has been retired can never be un-retired.

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 When you retire a waja, it stays in your cave and is still "your waja".  Retired wajas keep their name, description, and any items that they were wearing.  Retired wajas will not be compressed or deleted; they will keep their image and information fully visible.
-When you release a waja, it no longer belongs to you.  It is sent to the Obsessed Waja Fan's cave where it will eventually have its image and information compressed or deleted.
+When you release a waja, it no longer belongs to you.  It is sent to the [[Obsessed Waja Fan]]'s cave where it will eventually have its image and information compressed or deleted.
 ==Retiring a waja==

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 Interestingly, retired wajas can have accessories and foregrounds added to and removed from them. You can also add wallpapers to retired wajas, but you can '''NOT''' remove them.  The only way to change the wallpaper on a retired waja is to replace it with a different one.
-'''WARNING:RETIREMENT IS 100% PERMANENT.''' A waja that has been retired can never be un-retired.
+'''WARNING: RETIRING IS 100% PERMANENT.''' A waja that has been retired can never be un-retired.
 ==The difference between releasing and retiring==

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 Interestingly, retired wajas can have accessories and foregrounds added to and removed from them. You can also add wallpapers to retired wajas, but you can '''NOT''' remove them.  The only way to change the wallpaper on a retired waja is to replace it with a different one.
-'''WARNING:''' Retiring is ''permanent''.  A waja that has been retired can never be un-retired.
+'''WARNING:RETIREMENT IS 100% PERMANENT.''' A waja that has been retired can never be un-retired.
 ==The difference between releasing and retiring==

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 ==The difference between releasing and retiring==
-Retiring and [[releasing]] are very different actions.
+Retiring and releasing are very different actions.
 When you retire a waja, it stays in your cave and is still "your waja".  Retired wajas keep their name, description, and any items that they were wearing.  Retired wajas will not be compressed or deleted; they will keep their image and information fully visible.

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 Retiring a waja will credit its owner 5,000 [[WC]] and permanently make it unable to be bred, sold, or transferred.  Retired wajas do not take up cave space.  These wajas cannot have their name, description, or title edited, nor are they able to be put into groups.  Retired wajas cannot participate in [[contests]], but can be [[release]]d (though the owner will not receive any additional credits since they already received 5,000 WC for retiring the waja).
-Interestingly, retired wajas can have accessories and foregrounds added to and removed from them. You can also add wallpapers to retired wajas, but you can ''NOT'' remove them.  The only way to change the wallpaper on a retired waja is to replace it with a different one.
+Interestingly, retired wajas can have accessories and foregrounds added to and removed from them. You can also add wallpapers to retired wajas, but you can '''NOT''' remove them.  The only way to change the wallpaper on a retired waja is to replace it with a different one.
 '''WARNING:''' Retiring is ''permanent''.  A waja that has been retired can never be un-retired.

← Older revision	Revision as of 02:10, 21 June 2011
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← Older revision		Revision as of 09:41, 23 January 2011
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	The difference between OWF and Retire: If you OWF a waja, it is no longer in your cave. No one can look at it unless they have a direct link. If you retire a waja, it will still be in your cave, but doesn't take up space and is in another area. It will not be compressed.		The difference between OWF and Retire: If you OWF a waja, it is no longer in your cave. No one can look at it unless they have a direct link. If you retire a waja, it will still be in your cave, but doesn't take up space and is in another area. It will not be compressed.

−	Some users believe that retiring is "kinder" than OWFing because you can still see it. This is not true, but people with extra morals will sometimes retire instead. 95	+	Some users believe that retiring is "kinder" than OWFing because you can still see it. This is not true, but people with extra morals will sometimes retire instead.

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	To retire a waja: go to the waja's page, go to the bottom, click the "Retire" tab, check the white box, and click "retire". Remember, retiring is 100% permanent, and said waja can never be bred, sold, or traded again.		To retire a waja: go to the waja's page, go to the bottom, click the "Retire" tab, check the white box, and click "retire". Remember, retiring is 100% permanent, and said waja can never be bred, sold, or traded again.

−	The difference between OWF and Retire: If you OWF a waja, it is no longer in your cave. No one can look at it unless they have a direct link. If you retire a waja, it will still be in your cave, but doesn't take up space and is in another area. It will not be compressed. 67	+	The difference between OWF and Retire: If you OWF a waja, it is no longer in your cave. No one can look at it unless they have a direct link. If you retire a waja, it will still be in your cave, but doesn't take up space and is in another area. It will not be compressed.
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		+	Some users believe that retiring is "kinder" than OWFing because you can still see it. This is not true, but people with extra morals will sometimes retire instead. 95