BRFennPocock at 15:28, 4 November 2016

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Builder Toots can be identified by the yellow hard-hats they wear, which also appear by their names in the game.

Builders are actually the programmers and designers who put [[Tootsville V]] together.

All Builders are [[Operators]], but not all Operators are Builders.

= Under the Hood =

When you see a Builder Toot using his tools, it actually means the programmer is entering program code into the running game. The parentheses ((( ))) appear around them as a sort of joke. The programming language we use, Common Lisp, is often “made fun of” for using parentheses around every phrase.

XKCD says that parentheses are timeless tools, like lightsabers: https://xkcd.com/297/

But they also seem to think the real world isn't as cool as [[tootstest]]: https://xkcd.com/224/

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 All Builders are [[Operators]], but not all Operators are Builders.
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+== New Builder Checklist ==
 When you see a Builder Toot using his tools, it actually means the programmer is entering program code into the running game. The parentheses ((( ))) appear around them as a sort of joke. The programming language we use, Common Lisp, is often “made fun of” for using parentheses around every phrase.

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BRFennPocock at 15:28, 4 November 2016

BRFennPocock: Created page with "Builder Toots can be identified by the yellow hard-hats they wear, which also appear by their names in the game. Builders are actually the programmers and designers who put [..."