...ts Monstropedia policy, and is generally a known and trusted member of the community.
...elop into a special subgroup of the community, but should be a part of the community like anyone else only equipped with a few more tools to do some chores that
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...'' is a monster of the Fearsome Critters variety, coined by the lumberjack community of the United States.
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...who has certain supernatural powers and uses them to the detriment of his community even before he dies.
...fly through the air to attack people or to magically do other harm to the community he lived in.
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...strator or bureaucrat access only when doing so reflects the wishes of the community. In like fashion, they are expected to exercise judgment in changing user n
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Some sub-traditions considered the bear to be a relative who had fled the community and been transmogrified by the power of the forest. It was also referred to
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...that lacked both a unique individual identity and a place within the Taino community derived from the mother's line of descent.
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...nformation about his early life, but in adulthood he was well liked in his community, and worked as an organ player at the local church.
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After a long period of cold weather, the animals of the community become worried. They decide to send a messenger to the Great Sky Spirit to
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...edia is an online encyclopedia and, as a means to that end, also an online community. Therefore, there are certain things that Monstropedia is not.
== '''What the Monstropedia community is not''' ==
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...m the ritual of the need fire. On a Saturday morning, all the fires in the community are extinguished. Then two bone fires are created at a crossroads. The catt
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...o that moment in time. It may refer to the deceased members of a family, a community, a nation, a battle, a war or the entire world. People of many cultures and
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...s, a massive extinct bear. This idea was coolly received by the scientific community.
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...value, which is prescribed by a [[religion]] or by the [[tradition]]s of a community.
...re specific people. A ritual may be restricted to a certain subset of the community, and may enable or underscore the passage between religious or social state
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...(La Tunda) is a vampire-like monster woman in the folkore of afro-American community of the Colombian Pacific region.
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* Understand that newcomers are both needed by and are of value to the community. By empowering newcomers, we improve the diversity of knowledge, opinions a
...hich, current rules and standards notwithstanding, may further improve our community and end product. It may be that the rules and standards need revising or e
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...n of being a nagual may result in violent repercussions by the rest of the community towards the accused - much like the witch processes of renaissance Europe.
...ich the fear of Naguals is a social factor inhibiting modernization in the community because the Naguals are believed to punish those who enter into contact wit
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...is also a monster of the fearsome critters variety, used by the lumberjack community of the United States.
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...the murderer. However, he was said to be well-known throughout the Italian community and, with the political influence of the Black Hand, residents may have bee
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...pel music groups. In 1987, they enrolled in the nursing program at Compton Community College and were scheduled to graduate in the spring of 1993. They never go
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...nster belonging to the Fearsome Critters variety, coined by the lumberjack community of the United States
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* It could make harm for the community if somebody concealed his/her taboo breach.
...as "neutralized" by a public ritual, in which the each adult member of the community had to make an incision into the head of the game, or ate a piece from it.
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...posed to be the victims of pathological skepticism, because the scientific community has refused to look at them until after they have decomposed too much to ev
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...llective functions cut across lineage and family loyalty. They protect the community against evil spirits, epidemics, feminine, witch-craft, and evil doers, ens
...n the graves of ancestors (Oju Orori), the family shrine (Ile Run), or the community grove. The ancestral spirits may be invited to the Earth physically in masq
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...the existence of the hoop snake has never been accepted by the scientific community. Naturalist Raymond Ditmars placed $10,000 in trust at a New York bank for
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Monstropedia is edited by the community. This means that issues such as factual accuracy, content, grammar, spellin
...nce, essentially providing guidance and leadership within the Monstropedia community.
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...ith HIV. This created serious tensions between the authorities and the gay community, the latter accusing the former of dragging their heels and not taking the
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...d by German immigrants beginning in the 1730s. Early accounts describe the community being terrorized by a monster called a Schneller Geist, meaning "quick spir
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...ssion of sins, is the vehicle of evils (not sins) that are chased from the community are widely attested in the Ancient Near East.
...Hipponax) only show the pharmakos being stoned, beaten and driven from the community.
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...anished during peacetime to avoid his influences inciting bloodshed in the community. This is based upon the finding of old shrines dedicated to the worship of
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...closet homosexual. Homosexuality was a major taboo in the Mexican-American community at the time of the murders, and many people believe that he had committed t
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...d hail storms which of course threaten not only the parents but the entire community.
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...you contribute can be mercilessly edited and redistributed at will by the community. Do not submit copyright infringements or works licensed in a way incompat
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...t), and further stated that the father of one of the senior members of the community had killed one with a spear a number of years ago. The locals had noted a f
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Forester does not officially exist as a community, as the town was never incorporated into a city, township, or village. To t
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...val, an annual country music festival that is one of Rhinelander's largest community events. It attracts over 40,000 people per year and features singers such a
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...s hirsuteness drew attention from both the public at large and the medical community. As a baby, Percilla and her parents traveled to New York City to be examin
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...it was customary for the local gentry and government officials to lead the community in offering sacrifices and conducting other religious rites to appease the
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Every town or community had a kresnik, just as it had its own kudlak (an evil wizard or a vampire).
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...to countries such as Mexico, Argentina and Chile. In the Mexican-American community the creature is known as ''El cucuy''. Other names include '''coco, cocu, c
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...ugh accounts of the Pombero's appearance and nature vary slightly from one community to the next, he is usually described as being short and ugly, with hairy ha
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* Shax.dk is a Danish online community where you can debate with other belivers of the true existence and form of
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...urgapuja.VisitNorthEast.com/ The True Fantasy of Durga Puja of the Bengali Community] Extensive coverage of Durga Puja along wih other related Information and M
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...nd his mother moved out. He became a prominent and respected member of the community. In addition to his clown act, he became a committee member for the Democra
...ivorced him in mid-1976. Gacy began a double life: respected member of the community by day, sexual predator and murderer by night.
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...and preparing the body for burial would be undertaken by the women of the community. Nevertheless, Shue dressed her in a high-necked dress with a stiff collar,
...truct the jury to disregard the story of the ghost, and many people in the community seemed to believe it. Consequently, Shue was found guilty of murder on July
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...th), but those who fit more in the [[otherkin]] community than the therian community.
...ents are frequent, and the many [[online forum]]s and [[chatroom]]s of the community each have their own "atmosphere," ranging from total [[acceptance]] to scor
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...hat were a part of the desolate environment of the 19th-century lumberjack community. Some were, of course, invented as sheer entertainment in "tall tales" and
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...he hand of Ottoman Turks and Muslim Kurdish princes almost wiped out their community in the 19th century. Several punitive expeditions were organized against th
...most of their history, but are now being collected with the assent of the community, effectively transforming Yazidism into a scriptural religion. The qawls ar
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...rate households were set up just west of Mount Airy, North Carolina in the community of White Plains – the twins would alternate spending three days at each h
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