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 Among of the authors involved in were the [[Mystic Mongoose]], [[Ted Brock]] (AKA Arsenal the Lone Warrior), Paul "[[uplink]]" DeSanto, and [[Jaelle]]. In one of Arsenal's stories, his avatar met his daughter from a dystopian future, [[Twaeila Brock]]; she later traveled to the [[Looniverse]] in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]''. Arsenal also briefly brought in the [[Dvandom Stranger]]. Barney himself appeared as an LNH villain in the form of [[Lord Magenta]]. In ''[[Dvandom Force (series)|Dvandom Force]]'' #42, "CRYSYS ON YNFYNYTE TYMS!" one of the [[Tymythy Twystyd|Tyms]] who showed up was from an ad4d-based world.
-Today, ab4d has been abandoned, overcome by one of the few forces of evil more powerful than B'harne: [[Spham]]. It now exists only as a receptacle for [[crosspost]]ing of incoherent and inane political rants; it can be read or posted to [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die/topics here] if you dare. [[Flamewar|Flamewars]] over the direction the universe was taking drove many authors away. The Jihad has moved to [http://www.jihad.net/phpab4d/ a dedicated forum], which itself has lapsed into inactivity. The Purple One himself vanished from the airwaves in 2009, rendering the group's purpose obsolete <ref name=youtube/>. But it left behind a considerable body of fiction and a ridiculously comprehensive RPG sourcebook, which can be read [http://www.jihad.net/ here].
+Today, ab4d has been abandoned, overcome by one of the few forces of evil more powerful than B'harne: [[Spham]]. It now exists only as a receptacle for [[crosspost]]ing of incoherent and inane political rants; it can be read or posted to [https://newsgrouper.org/alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die here] if you dare. [[Flamewar|Flamewars]] over the direction the universe was taking drove many authors away. The Jihad has moved to [http://www.jihad.net/phpab4d/ a dedicated forum], which itself has lapsed into inactivity. The Purple One himself vanished from the airwaves in 2009, rendering the group's purpose obsolete <ref name=youtube/>. But it left behind a considerable body of fiction and a ridiculously comprehensive RPG sourcebook, which can be read [http://www.jihad.net/ here].
 See also Wikipedia's entry for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Barney_humor Anti-Barney Humor].

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 '''alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die''' (or "ab4d") began life as a [[newsgroup]] dedicated to venting hatred against the then-omnipresent [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_%26_Friends annoying purple dinosaur], but became something far more. It played host to a large amount of anti-Barney revenge fiction, which gradually took shape into a complex and elaborate shared universe, the "Jihad to Destroy Barney," based on the underground guerilla war against the demon B'harne and its sponge-minions.
-Among of the authors involved in were the [[Mystic Mongoose]], [[Ted Brock]] (AKA Arsenal the Lone Warrior), Paul "[[uplink]]" DeSanto, and [[Jaelle]]. In one of Arsenal's stories, his avatar met his daughter from a dystopian future, [[Twaeila Brock]]; she later traveled to the [[Looniverse]] in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]''. Arsenal also briefly brought in the [[Dvandom Stranger]]. Barney himself appeared as an LNH villain in the form of [[Lord Magenta]].
+Among of the authors involved in were the [[Mystic Mongoose]], [[Ted Brock]] (AKA Arsenal the Lone Warrior), Paul "[[uplink]]" DeSanto, and [[Jaelle]]. In one of Arsenal's stories, his avatar met his daughter from a dystopian future, [[Twaeila Brock]]; she later traveled to the [[Looniverse]] in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]''. Arsenal also briefly brought in the [[Dvandom Stranger]]. Barney himself appeared as an LNH villain in the form of [[Lord Magenta]]. In ''[[Dvandom Force (series)|Dvandom Force]]'' #42, "CRYSYS ON YNFYNYTE TYMS!" one of the [[Tymythy Twystyd|Tyms]] who showed up was from an ad4d-based world.
 Today, ab4d has been abandoned, overcome by one of the few forces of evil more powerful than B'harne: [[Spham]]. It now exists only as a receptacle for [[crosspost]]ing of incoherent and inane political rants; it can be read or posted to [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die/topics here] if you dare. [[Flamewar|Flamewars]] over the direction the universe was taking drove many authors away. The Jihad has moved to [http://www.jihad.net/phpab4d/ a dedicated forum], which itself has lapsed into inactivity. The Purple One himself vanished from the airwaves in 2009, rendering the group's purpose obsolete <ref name=youtube/>. But it left behind a considerable body of fiction and a ridiculously comprehensive RPG sourcebook, which can be read [http://www.jihad.net/ here].

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 : – [[Jaelle]], ''[[Birth of a Villain]]'' #12.5
-'''alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die''' (or "ab4d") began life as a [[newsgroup]] dedicated to venting hatred against the then-omnipresent [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_%26_Friends annoying purple dinosaur], but became something far more. It played host to a large amount of anti-Barney revenge fiction, which gradually took shape into a complex and elaborate shared universe, the "Jihad to Destroy Barney," based on the underground guerilla war against the demon B'harne and its sponge-minions. Among of the authors involved in were the [[Mystic Mongoose]], [[Ted Brock]] (AKA Arsenal the Lone Warrior), Paul "[[uplink]]" DeSanto, and [[Jaelle]]. In one of Arsenal's stories, his avatar met his daughter from a dystopian future, [[Twaeila Brock]]; she later traveled to the [[Looniverse]] in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]''. Arsenal also briefly brought in the [[Dvandom Stranger]]. Barney himself appeared as an LNH villain in the form of [[Lord Magenta]].
+'''alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die''' (or "ab4d") began life as a [[newsgroup]] dedicated to venting hatred against the then-omnipresent [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_%26_Friends annoying purple dinosaur], but became something far more. It played host to a large amount of anti-Barney revenge fiction, which gradually took shape into a complex and elaborate shared universe, the "Jihad to Destroy Barney," based on the underground guerilla war against the demon B'harne and its sponge-minions.
 Today, ab4d has been abandoned, overcome by one of the few forces of evil more powerful than B'harne: [[Spham]]. It now exists only as a receptacle for [[crosspost]]ing of incoherent and inane political rants; it can be read or posted to [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die/topics here] if you dare. [[Flamewar|Flamewars]] over the direction the universe was taking drove many authors away. The Jihad has moved to [http://www.jihad.net/phpab4d/ a dedicated forum], which itself has lapsed into inactivity. The Purple One himself vanished from the airwaves in 2009, rendering the group's purpose obsolete <ref name=youtube/>. But it left behind a considerable body of fiction and a ridiculously comprehensive RPG sourcebook, which can be read [http://www.jihad.net/ here].

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		+	: Great good gads... someone remembers my old days in the B'harnee jihad. That takes me back. Not quite the beginning, but definitely a significant step. Ah the many fond memories, the explosions, the carnage, the screaming...
		+	: – [[Jaelle]], ''[[Birth of a Villain]]'' #12.5
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	'''alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die''' (or "ab4d") began life as a [[newsgroup]] dedicated to venting hatred against the then-omnipresent [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_%26_Friends annoying purple dinosaur], but became something far more. It played host to a large amount of anti-Barney revenge fiction, which gradually took shape into a complex and elaborate shared universe, the "Jihad to Destroy Barney," based on the underground guerilla war against the demon B'harne and its sponge-minions. Among of the authors involved in were the [[Mystic Mongoose]], [[Ted Brock]] (AKA Arsenal the Lone Warrior), Paul "[[uplink]]" DeSanto, and [[Jaelle]]. In one of Arsenal's stories, his avatar met his daughter from a dystopian future, [[Twaeila Brock]]; she later traveled to the [[Looniverse]] in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]''. Arsenal also briefly brought in the [[Dvandom Stranger]]. Barney himself appeared as an LNH villain in the form of [[Lord Magenta]].		'''alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die''' (or "ab4d") began life as a [[newsgroup]] dedicated to venting hatred against the then-omnipresent [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_%26_Friends annoying purple dinosaur], but became something far more. It played host to a large amount of anti-Barney revenge fiction, which gradually took shape into a complex and elaborate shared universe, the "Jihad to Destroy Barney," based on the underground guerilla war against the demon B'harne and its sponge-minions. Among of the authors involved in were the [[Mystic Mongoose]], [[Ted Brock]] (AKA Arsenal the Lone Warrior), Paul "[[uplink]]" DeSanto, and [[Jaelle]]. In one of Arsenal's stories, his avatar met his daughter from a dystopian future, [[Twaeila Brock]]; she later traveled to the [[Looniverse]] in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]''. Arsenal also briefly brought in the [[Dvandom Stranger]]. Barney himself appeared as an LNH villain in the form of [[Lord Magenta]].

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 Today, ab4d has been abandoned, overcome by one of the few forces of evil more powerful than B'harne: [[Spham]]. It now exists only as a receptacle for [[crosspost]]ing of incoherent and inane political rants; it can be read or posted to [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die/topics here] if you dare. [[Flamewar|Flamewars]] over the direction the universe was taking drove many authors away. The Jihad has moved to [http://www.jihad.net/phpab4d/ a dedicated forum], which itself has lapsed into inactivity. The Purple One himself vanished from the airwaves in 2009, rendering the group's purpose obsolete <ref name=youtube/>. But it left behind a considerable body of fiction and a ridiculously comprehensive RPG sourcebook, which can be read [http://www.jihad.net/ here].
-See also Wikipedia's entry for [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Barney_humor Anti-Barney Humor]].
+See also Wikipedia's entry for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Barney_humor Anti-Barney Humor].
 == Footnotes ==

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	Today, ab4d has been abandoned, overcome by one of the few forces of evil more powerful than B'harne: [[Spham]]. It now exists only as a receptacle for [[crosspost]]ing of incoherent and inane political rants; it can be read or posted to [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die/topics here] if you dare. [[Flamewar\|Flamewars]] over the direction the universe was taking drove many authors away. The Jihad has moved to [http://www.jihad.net/phpab4d/ a dedicated forum], which itself has lapsed into inactivity. The Purple One himself vanished from the airwaves in 2009, rendering the group's purpose obsolete <ref name=youtube/>. But it left behind a considerable body of fiction and a ridiculously comprehensive RPG sourcebook, which can be read [http://www.jihad.net/ here].		Today, ab4d has been abandoned, overcome by one of the few forces of evil more powerful than B'harne: [[Spham]]. It now exists only as a receptacle for [[crosspost]]ing of incoherent and inane political rants; it can be read or posted to [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die/topics here] if you dare. [[Flamewar\|Flamewars]] over the direction the universe was taking drove many authors away. The Jihad has moved to [http://www.jihad.net/phpab4d/ a dedicated forum], which itself has lapsed into inactivity. The Purple One himself vanished from the airwaves in 2009, rendering the group's purpose obsolete <ref name=youtube/>. But it left behind a considerable body of fiction and a ridiculously comprehensive RPG sourcebook, which can be read [http://www.jihad.net/ here].
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		+	See also Wikipedia's entry for [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Barney_humor Anti-Barney Humor]].

	== Footnotes ==		== Footnotes ==

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−	'''alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die''' (or "ab4d") began life as a [[newsgroup]] dedicated to venting hatred against the then-omnipresent [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_%26_Friends annoying purple dinosaur], but became something far more. It played host to a large amount of anti-Barney revenge fiction, which gradually took shape into a complex and elaborate shared universe, the "Jihad to Destroy Barney," based on the underground guerilla war against the demon B'harne and its sponge-minions. Among of the authors involved in were the [[Mystic Mongoose]], [[Ted Brock]] (AKA Arsenal the Lone Warrior), ~~and~~ Paul "[[uplink]]" DeSanto. In one of Arsenal's stories, his avatar met his daughter from a dystopian future, [[Twaeila Brock]]; she later traveled to the [[Looniverse]] in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]''. Arsenal also briefly brought in the [[Dvandom Stranger]]. Barney himself appeared as an LNH villain in the form of [[Lord Magenta]].	+	'''alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die''' (or "ab4d") began life as a [[newsgroup]] dedicated to venting hatred against the then-omnipresent [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_%26_Friends annoying purple dinosaur], but became something far more. It played host to a large amount of anti-Barney revenge fiction, which gradually took shape into a complex and elaborate shared universe, the "Jihad to Destroy Barney," based on the underground guerilla war against the demon B'harne and its sponge-minions. Among of the authors involved in were the [[Mystic Mongoose]], [[Ted Brock]] (AKA Arsenal the Lone Warrior), Paul "[[uplink]]" DeSanto, and [[Jaelle]]. In one of Arsenal's stories, his avatar met his daughter from a dystopian future, [[Twaeila Brock]]; she later traveled to the [[Looniverse]] in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]''. Arsenal also briefly brought in the [[Dvandom Stranger]]. Barney himself appeared as an LNH villain in the form of [[Lord Magenta]].

	Today, ab4d has been abandoned, overcome by one of the few forces of evil more powerful than B'harne: [[Spham]]. It now exists only as a receptacle for [[crosspost]]ing of incoherent and inane political rants; it can be read or posted to [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die/topics here] if you dare. [[Flamewar\|Flamewars]] over the direction the universe was taking drove many authors away. The Jihad has moved to [http://www.jihad.net/phpab4d/ a dedicated forum], which itself has lapsed into inactivity. The Purple One himself vanished from the airwaves in 2009, rendering the group's purpose obsolete <ref name=youtube/>. But it left behind a considerable body of fiction and a ridiculously comprehensive RPG sourcebook, which can be read [http://www.jihad.net/ here].		Today, ab4d has been abandoned, overcome by one of the few forces of evil more powerful than B'harne: [[Spham]]. It now exists only as a receptacle for [[crosspost]]ing of incoherent and inane political rants; it can be read or posted to [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die/topics here] if you dare. [[Flamewar\|Flamewars]] over the direction the universe was taking drove many authors away. The Jihad has moved to [http://www.jihad.net/phpab4d/ a dedicated forum], which itself has lapsed into inactivity. The Purple One himself vanished from the airwaves in 2009, rendering the group's purpose obsolete <ref name=youtube/>. But it left behind a considerable body of fiction and a ridiculously comprehensive RPG sourcebook, which can be read [http://www.jihad.net/ here].

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-<ref name=youtube>Though his old episodes have found new life in the eldritch landscape of Kids' Youtube. That is not dead which etc etc.</ref>
+<ref name=youtube>Though his old episodes have found new life in [https://www.youtube.com/barneyandfriends the eldritch landscape of Kids' Youtube], racking up millions of views. That is not dead which etc etc.</ref>
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−	'''alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die''' (or "ab4d") began life as a [[newsgroup]] dedicated to venting hatred against the then-omnipresent [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_%26_Friends annoying purple dinosaur], but became something far more. It played host to a large amount of anti-Barney revenge fiction, which gradually took shape into a complex and elaborate shared universe, the "Jihad to Destroy Barney," based on the underground guerilla war against the demon B'harne and its sponge-minions. Among of the authors involved in were the [[Mystic Mongoose]], [[Ted Brock]] (AKA Arsenal the Lone Warrior), and Paul "[[uplink]]" DeSanto. In one of Arsenal's stories, his avatar met his daughter from a dystopian future, [[Twaeila Brock]]; she later traveled to the [[Looniverse]] in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]''. Barney himself appeared as an LNH villain in the form of [[Lord Magenta]].	+	'''alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die''' (or "ab4d") began life as a [[newsgroup]] dedicated to venting hatred against the then-omnipresent [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_%26_Friends annoying purple dinosaur], but became something far more. It played host to a large amount of anti-Barney revenge fiction, which gradually took shape into a complex and elaborate shared universe, the "Jihad to Destroy Barney," based on the underground guerilla war against the demon B'harne and its sponge-minions. Among of the authors involved in were the [[Mystic Mongoose]], [[Ted Brock]] (AKA Arsenal the Lone Warrior), and Paul "[[uplink]]" DeSanto. In one of Arsenal's stories, his avatar met his daughter from a dystopian future, [[Twaeila Brock]]; she later traveled to the [[Looniverse]] in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]''. Arsenal also briefly brought in the [[Dvandom Stranger]]. Barney himself appeared as an LNH villain in the form of [[Lord Magenta]].

	Today, ab4d has been abandoned, overcome by one of the few forces of evil more powerful than B'harne: [[Spham]]. It now exists only as a receptacle for [[crosspost]]ing of incoherent and inane political rants; it can be read or posted to [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die/topics here] if you dare. [[Flamewar\|Flamewars]] over the direction the universe was taking drove many authors away. The Jihad has moved to [http://www.jihad.net/phpab4d/ a dedicated forum], which itself has lapsed into inactivity. The Purple One himself vanished from the airwaves in 2009, rendering the group's purpose obsolete. But it left behind a considerable body of fiction and a ridiculously comprehensive RPG sourcebook, which can be read [http://www.jihad.net/ here].		Today, ab4d has been abandoned, overcome by one of the few forces of evil more powerful than B'harne: [[Spham]]. It now exists only as a receptacle for [[crosspost]]ing of incoherent and inane political rants; it can be read or posted to [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die/topics here] if you dare. [[Flamewar\|Flamewars]] over the direction the universe was taking drove many authors away. The Jihad has moved to [http://www.jihad.net/phpab4d/ a dedicated forum], which itself has lapsed into inactivity. The Purple One himself vanished from the airwaves in 2009, rendering the group's purpose obsolete. But it left behind a considerable body of fiction and a ridiculously comprehensive RPG sourcebook, which can be read [http://www.jihad.net/ here].