User:Emir214

Hi there! I can be found at the forum under the same username.

My YouTube show, Emir's Balik Tanaw / In Hindsight. I have made videos on WinFS (WinFS: Bill Gates' biggest disappointment) and NGSCB (Next-Generation Secure Computing Base NGSCB BIG BROTHER? 1984?). Another computer-related video is Fair Use Saga (5/7): Google vs. Oracle (with English subtitles).

Manual of Style for articles about builds

• Basic structure: Intro, Features (not "Main Changes", because if focus is on changes, then the text will always changed if a newer or older build leaks/is released), Issues (for errors, bugs), Gallery, References, External links. See for example, Windows Longhorn/6.0.3683.Lab06 N.020923-1821.
• No need to state that a feature disappeared in the next leaked build. Reason: Because of unleaked builds between two leaked builds, it may be possible that the feature was removed in an unleaked build. Remember that it is normal in operating system development that a feature is dropped.
• When discussing a feature, place a reference to see Gallery.
• Do not use semi-colons (;) in lists.
• Put all screenshots in the Gallery section.
• Cite sources when discussing features and issues. A good starting place would be the [BA forum], and for "Longhorn" builds: Chris123NT and Paul Thurrott from the "Longhorn" development timeframe/era, and Longhorn.MS.
• Tag unsourced statements with {{Citation needed|date = (present month) (present year)}}

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