Thanks! I am happy with the way the time is turning out.
@Deutscher Scharfschütze
Thats not really feasible using wiki code. The only things that the core wiki program will allow to be links are pictures or text. To make clickable divs/tables that surround the text would require a plugin or some custom styles in the Common.css file.
EDIT: Now I cant decide what to define as a major event and a minor one. (They all see important) Any suggestion on which ones to set as minor?
NOTHING CAN BE TREATED AS MINOR… THIS IS BLACK MESA! 
lol, I’ll just set the 2nd forum crash to a negative Major
Edit: not sure whether to be proud or ashamed at filling the entire recently changed list with just my name. 
EDIT EDIT: some one have a place to put this pic?
It’s from media release 1. There seems to be no word on what chapter it’s supposed to be from, though.
its a computer lab of course.
Catz to the rescue! 
shucks. I just read the label is all. :kicks a stone:
put it in anonymous matereels
bit late now innit?
I got the time line up on it’s own page! Still adding stuff to it. Thanks cats for updating the history page, it’s making my life a bunch easier.
2011? :fffuuu:
Is that the new chapter the devs have put in?
Yeah, It’s just after Questionable Ethnics.
Well they did say the science team would be diverse. They just didn’t say in what capacity they would be in the game.
Should have put that up on the actual timeline just for kicks =P
Bahaha, awesome.
Still working on the time line. On the talk page Assassin47 brought up a good point about organizing the left and right columns. So far I have just be alternating from left to right
I don’t think Major minor sorting would work because there isn’t enough minor events to support their own side. Plus there is at least one point where there are two major events on the same day.
Maybe make the differents between news from the dev on the left (media release, new members, etc.) and events from outside the mod on the right (prices, interviews, etc.) ?
BAh, I’ll go back and organize later.
so as of now… TIME LINE DONE[color=’#212121’]ish
feel free to edit it that monstrosity if you dare.[/SIZE]
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