User talk:Deleted User
Did you know
That the day I learned about Life I was experimenting like crazy and saw a natural beehive and dock? -wwei23 5:40PM 9/20/2015 NY time
Hive series
Hive and mango are stable. Third evolves into a paper clip. Tenth evolves for 2249 generations (creates a pair of MWSSs at 648, then proceeds to crash them into blocks), and twenty-first evolves for 2668 generations.-wwei23 5:59PM 9/20/2015 NY time
Natural objects
Seven days ago, I saw a block and dock, an aircraft carrier, and a tub with tail(but not the eater). Another day, I saw a natural eater 1 so far away from the soup that it was probably a glider collision(can't say for sure). Today I saw a rare still life(x = 5, y = 9, rule = B3/S23 3bo$b3o$o$b3o$4bo$b3o$o$b3o$3bo! (RLE)). What have you seen? wwei23 1:49PM 9/27/2015 And yet another LWSS too. -wwei23 2:14PM 9/27/2015 NY time
9/27/2015
x = 7, y = 6, rule = B3/S23 3bo$3b3o$b2o3bo$obobobo$obob2o$bo!
-wwei23 2:26PM NY time Natural integral. -wwei23 2:47PM NY time
Big S and two pulsars. -wwei23 2:51PM NY time
ANOTHER LWSS! -wwei23 2:52PM NY time
Another pulsar. -wwei23 4:30PM NY time
9/19/2015
Table on table, house on house, Pentadecthalons, pulsars, paperclips, R-loaf on R-loaf(the symmetrical one) and this still life.
x = 7, y = 8, rule = B3/S23 4b2o$3bo2bo$2bo2bo$2b3o$2o$bob2o$bo2bo$2b2o!
Wow! -wwei23 8:22PM 9/29/2015 NY time
A new wave of LifeWiki editing
Looks like you've been away for a while, and just got added to the trusted list again this morning. Welcome back!
Some of your contributions from today are going to make more work for other maintainers of the LifeWiki. The "It can also eat a glider" addition to the HWSS page is an example. The LifeWiki mostly doesn't have RLE-encoded patterns on the article pages, though they may perfectly well show up on the talk pages or in a "raw RLE" subsidiary page. If you add an actual image of the pattern in question, people reading the article can see what you're talking about instantly without having to copy/past RLE into some other program.
I ended up proposing deletion for your "eater loop" article -- that object already has a name ("shuriken") that's been in use for a long time. Try pasting the RLE into Mark Niemiec's search page to find it.
Also the RLE and hard-to-interpret ASCII image really don't match the fairly standard format that has evolved for other still-life pages. Probably better to start with Template:Stilllife if you want to create a new article about a still life.
It can be hard to resist the temptation to call things by names that you've just made up. But no matter how good the name is, if no one else has ever used it, it's just plain not going to be notable and is likely to get deleted. It might belong on the LifeWiki after a couple of years, if you successfully get lots of other people using the name on the forums or somewhere like that.