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Okay guys, I've reformatted the thread, added any kind of Infinity knowledge I might have, and posted it as an article. Please feel free to completely debunk everything I've written; it's mostly theorymachinery. If you do, please post WHY it's wrong and also what it SHOULD be.

To the mods: please tag this to the Infinity articles, in case I have to do it myself, please tell me how to. In case it is done by the 'machine spirit', never mind

One last question: how do you quote in articles? Tried to look it up in Nuts&Bolts but couldn't find it.

Cool beans, I'll keep an eye on this one as I'm sure I could use the help

Are you trying to quote people from other pages to put into the article? You could hit the quote button on that page, and then copy/paste the whole thing it makes into your article. That *should* work?

Tried it, didn't work.

Coordinated orders require 1 order for EACH figure participating in the order.