Consider the following your report card from the Go Phightins! school of adoption. A parent signature is required within three days (just kidding ).
Topic
Instructor
Percentage
Grade
Five Pillars
Tazerdadog, Go Phightins!
87%
B
Wikiquette
Tazerdadog, Go Phightins!, Ryan Vesey
86%
B
Vandalism
Tazerdadog
90%
A-
Twinkle
Tazerdadog
94%
A
Dispute Resolution
Tazerdadog, Go Phightins!
84%
B
Personal Break
N/A
N/A
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Deletion
Tazerdadog
97%
A
Copyright
Tazerdadog
83%
B-
Policy
Tazerdadog, Go Phightins!
90%
A-
Total course grade
Tazerdadog, Go Phightins!, Ryan Vesey
88.7%
B+
Final
Part
Grader
Percentage
Grade
Application
Go Phightins!
91%
A-
Written
Go Phightins!
86%
B
Final grade
See if you can follow this: (Total percentage during course * 3)+(Percentage on Practical final * 2 + Percentage on Written final)/6 = final grade (the course is worth the same as the final, but the practical final is has 50% more weight than the written final), so:
((3 x 88.7) + (2 x 91) + (86)) / 6 = 89%
You have earned an 89% B+ in your adoption course. Congratulations!
The Adoptee Graduation Diploma
JHUbal, I have watched over your shoulder probably more than you would think based on my commentary throughout this course. You have done an excellent job. I know Tazerdadog was your primary adopter, but he is incredibly busy and asked me to do the honors of grading your final as well as posting all of this. I put it in "report card format" since you are in middle school and am sure you get a lot of report cards. Consider these some teacher comments:
I could probably list some more, but those came off the top of my head. Thank you for being a terrific adoptee for both myself and for Tazerdadog, and I welcome you to "my adoption staff" as a "teaching assistant" responsible for assisting me in the adoption of Uncletomwood and co-teaching whomever my next adoptee may be. You have been a pleasure to work with, and I wish you well in your future on-wiki activities. Please email me any suggestions you may have for how to improve the course, and I will certainly take them under advisement. Respectfully yours, GoPhightins! 21:02, 15 April 2013 (UTC)
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