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Marianne: Expanded on the whole Steampunk thing

2012-05-30T12:19:20Z

Expanded on the whole Steampunk thing

Conservative at 16:32, May 29, 2012

2012-05-29T16:32:53Z

Conservative: its appears to exist and why discourage new editors

2012-05-29T16:32:27Z

its appears to exist and why discourage new editors

CPalmer: delete?

2012-05-29T15:40:30Z

delete?

Conservative at 15:20, May 29, 2012

2012-05-29T15:20:51Z

Nissalovescats at 14:07, May 29, 2012

2012-05-29T14:07:05Z

Nissalovescats at 14:01, May 29, 2012

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-'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered. These stories almost always take place in an "alternate history", one of the most common being a history where [[Charles Babbage]] actually managed to finish his clockwork computer, the [[Analytical Engine]] (which, if it had been built during Babbage's time, would have been a computer with all the capabilities of later modern computers, albeit with much less processing power). The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.
+'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered. These stories almost always take place in an "alternate history", one of the most common being a history where [[Charles Babbage]] actually managed to finish his clockwork computer, the Analytical Engine (which, if it had been built during Babbage's time, would have been a computer with all the capabilities of later modern computers, albeit with much less processing power). The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.
 Steampunk may also refer to an aesthetic style based upon the premise of Victorian steam and clockwork technology having become more advanced. At special events, steampunk enthusiasts often wear Victorian era clothing, modified with items like cogs or gears, goggles being another popular accessory in steampunk fashion. Many individuals also modify items such as computer keyboards to give them the appearance of an imaginary 19th century keyboards, plating them in ornately carved brass and replacing the keys with replicas of 19th century typewriter keys.
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	Steampunk may also refer to an aesthetic style based upon the premise of Victorian steam and clockwork technology having become more advanced. At special events, steampunk enthusiasts often wear Victorian era clothing, modified with items like cogs or gears, goggles being another popular accessory in steampunk fashion. Many individuals also modify items such as computer keyboards to give them the appearance of an imaginary 19th century keyboards, plating them in ornately carved brass and replacing the keys with replicas of 19th century typewriter keys.		Steampunk may also refer to an aesthetic style based upon the premise of Victorian steam and clockwork technology having become more advanced. At special events, steampunk enthusiasts often wear Victorian era clothing, modified with items like cogs or gears, goggles being another popular accessory in steampunk fashion. Many individuals also modify items such as computer keyboards to give them the appearance of an imaginary 19th century keyboards, plating them in ornately carved brass and replacing the keys with replicas of 19th century typewriter keys.
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	Steampunk may also refer to an aesthetic style based upon the premise of Victorian steam and clockwork technology having become more advanced. At special events, steampunk enthusiasts often wear Victorian era clothing, modified with items like cogs or gears, goggles being another popular accessory in steampunk fashion. Many individuals also modify items such as computer keyboards to give them the appearance of an imaginary 19th century keyboards, plating them in ornately carved brass and replacing the keys with replicas of 19th century typewriter keys.		Steampunk may also refer to an aesthetic style based upon the premise of Victorian steam and clockwork technology having become more advanced. At special events, steampunk enthusiasts often wear Victorian era clothing, modified with items like cogs or gears, goggles being another popular accessory in steampunk fashion. Many individuals also modify items such as computer keyboards to give them the appearance of an imaginary 19th century keyboards, plating them in ornately carved brass and replacing the keys with replicas of 19th century typewriter keys.
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-'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered.
+'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered. These stories almost always take place in an "alternate history", one of the most common being a history where [[Charles Babbage]] actually managed to finish his clockwork computer, the [[Analytical Engine]] (which, if it had been built during Babbage's time, would have been a computer with all the capabilities of later modern computers, albeit with much less processing power). The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.
-The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.
+Steampunk may also refer to an aesthetic style based upon the premise of Victorian steam and clockwork technology having become more advanced. At special events, steampunk enthusiasts often wear Victorian era clothing, modified with items like cogs or gears, goggles being another popular accessory in steampunk fashion. Many individuals also modify items such as computer keyboards to give them the appearance of an imaginary 19th century keyboards, plating them in ornately carved brass and replacing the keys with replicas of 19th century typewriter keys.
 [[Category: Science fiction]]

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	The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.		The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.
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	'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered.		'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered.

	The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.		The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.

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		+	{{db\|Wholly trivial if indeed it even does exist}}
	'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered.		'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered.

	The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.		The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.

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	'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered.		'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered.

−	The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.	+	The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.
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−	~~--[[User:Nissalovescats\|Nissalovescats]] 10:07, 29 May 2012 (EDT)~~

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	'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered.		'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered.

−	The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.	+	The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.
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		+	--[[User:Nissalovescats\|Nissalovescats]] 10:07, 29 May 2012 (EDT)

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−	Steampunk is a subgenre of science fiction, usually set in the Victorian era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered.	+	'''Steampunk''' is a subgenre of [[science fiction]], usually set in the [[Victorian]] era, and featuring high-tech devices made using 19th century technology, often steam-powered.

	The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.		The subgenre originated in the early 1980s and 1990s. The term steampunk seems to be a variant of cyberpunk.