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| − | During [Rasslemania V], Koop was recovering from Covid and with "Covid Brain" he was alllll over the place in terms of talking points when he really should have been focused on the matches. After the 2nd match of the night he decided to showcase the show's Wiki, where he explained that due to Heroku dropping their free offerings, the visual editor of the wiki went away and he could no longer easily edit the wiki. He mentioned he was working on finding a JNode host to replace Heroku in order to make his job of updating the wiki more "easilier," which he stressed was accepted English vernacular. | + | During [[Rasslemania V]], Koop was recovering from Covid and with "Covid Brain" he was alllll over the place in terms of talking points when he really should have been focused on the matches. After the 2nd match of the night he decided to showcase the show's Wiki, where he explained that due to Heroku dropping their free offerings, the visual editor of the wiki went away and he could no longer easily edit the wiki. He mentioned he was working on finding a JNode host to replace Heroku in order to make his job of updating the wiki more "easilier," which he stressed was accepted English vernacular. |
Latest revision as of 22:13, 10 April 2023
During Rasslemania V, Koop was recovering from Covid and with "Covid Brain" he was alllll over the place in terms of talking points when he really should have been focused on the matches. After the 2nd match of the night he decided to showcase the show's Wiki, where he explained that due to Heroku dropping their free offerings, the visual editor of the wiki went away and he could no longer easily edit the wiki. He mentioned he was working on finding a JNode host to replace Heroku in order to make his job of updating the wiki more "easilier," which he stressed was accepted English vernacular.