I couldn’t find a proper WWF charter, but I managed to find WWF mission statements and guiding principles. So here is my submission for Wordle Wednesday…
WWF Mission statement and guiding principles
Mon, Aug 18, 2008
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I couldn’t find a proper WWF charter, but I managed to find WWF mission statements and guiding principles. So here is my submission for Wordle Wednesday…
Your remember the Sun Jar, the solar light I talked about in this note: http://pownce.com/yosh…. Well, I decided to order 3, and received 2 of them today. The other one will be a nice gift to offer ^^
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August 2nd, 2010 at 11:04 pm
MMORPG players know the process as “grinding”, or “camping” (sitting at a monster’s spawn point in order to attack it as soon as it respawns). The importance of grinding in MMORPGs, and how much “fun” it contributes to the experience, is constantly debated.