Talk:Phil Wallace

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The text from Wallace's personnel file reads like this:

Unreadable biographical text goes here. It would be telling us

vital information about the handsome fellow pictured to the

right, but let’s face it: Writing all that up for every single

person would take more time then I care to spend. In the end,

it will be so small, no one will be able to read it.

Instead, I will write sentences of sufficiently different

lengths so that it looks like regular English usage.

See how nice and short that last sence was? This will be a

longer paragraph made up of several sentences, as if listing

the many amazing accomplishments of the too-soon-departed

Ensign Wallace: After all, Riker remembers him so fondly, he

must have been a pretty terrific guy. I mean, sure, there were

those rumors but Starfleet Investigative Services cleared

him of any wrong doing.

I wonder if this will be readable in Hi-Def?

And this sentence will take us off the end of the page in such

a way that it ends in the middle of a very important thought.

The same text, just arranged differently, was used for the personnel files of Ronald Moore, Eric Motz, Andy Simonson and Dawn Velazquez. --Jörg 12:25, 29 September 2006 (UTC)