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 At some point, the Multi-Tasker abandoned its duties, allowing Master Workload freer rein in meddling with the [[Looniverse]]. Its first known incursion was an attack against [[alt.comics.lnh]]<spoiler text="...">...cutting the newsgroup off from the [[Writers]] and sending it spiraling through [[Usenet]]. It was only stopped when he was pulled into the [[Internet RACelestial Complex]], bringing its actions to the attention of other cosmic entities.</spoiler>
-Afterwards, its schemes became more subtle (relatively speaking).  When [[Sig.Lad]] and [[Kopikat]] tried to use a chunk of [[Plotdevicium]] to cure his <spoiler text="physical instability...">...his decaying form was merged with her nanite-based body, and Master Workload invested the resulting being with his power, transforming it into [[DeFacto V]]. DeFacto built a highly orderly (and heavily repressed) world, but when he chased rebels into the past and stopped to gloat over his own creation, [[Squidman]] prevented it by killing Sig.Lad before the merge could take place.  The paradox clashed with Master Workload's sense of order, and it withdrew its power from DeFacto.</spoiler>
+Afterwards, its schemes became more subtle (relatively speaking).  When [[Sig.Lad]] and [[Kopikat]] tried to use a chunk of [[Plotdevicium]] to cure Sig.Lad's <spoiler text="physical instability...">...his decaying form was merged with her nanite-based body, and Master Workload invested the resulting being with his power, transforming it into [[DeFacto V]]. DeFacto built a highly orderly (and heavily repressed) world, but when he chased rebels into the past and stopped to gloat over his own creation, [[Squidman]] prevented it by killing Sig.Lad before the merge could take place.  The paradox clashed with Master Workload's sense of order, and it withdrew its power from DeFacto.</spoiler>
 When [[Dvandom Force]] went to the interdimensional city of [[Imnotsure]], Master Workload sent his servant [[Net.us]] after them, but held itself above further personal vendettas. When [[Jubatis]] attempted to reboot the <spoiler text="universe...">...his goals of making the universe more efficient and less wasteful caught Master Workload's attention, and it arrived to empower him; however, this lead to the rise of [[sig.ma]], who took the Multi-Tasker's place as keeper of balance, closing Master Workload off from further meddling.</spoiler>
 sig.ma's power was proven when Master Workload attempted to control the power of the [[Mechanical Author]]. sig.ma matched it in a pitched battle, then laid down the cosmic law.

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 Master Workload and his equal and opposite counterpart, [[Lord MUDD]], have existed since the beginning of the [[Usenetverse]].  Some accounts have them being created by primordal entities known as the [[Net.Gods]] and [[Net.Trolls]], while others have them springing directly from the [[Source Code]], baked into the understructure of existence. The [[Multi-Tasker]] was created to keep the balance between them.
-At some point, the Multi-Tasker abandoned its duties, allowing Master Workload freer rein in meddling with the [[Looniverse]]. Its first known incursion was an attack against [[alt.comics.lnh]]<spoiler text="...">...cutting it off from the [[Writers]] and sending it spiraling through the [[newsgroup]]s. It was only stopped when he was pulled into the [[Internet RACelestial Complex]], bringing its actions to the attention of other cosmic entities.</spoiler>
+At some point, the Multi-Tasker abandoned its duties, allowing Master Workload freer rein in meddling with the [[Looniverse]]. Its first known incursion was an attack against [[alt.comics.lnh]]<spoiler text="...">...cutting the newsgroup off from the [[Writers]] and sending it spiraling through [[Usenet]]. It was only stopped when he was pulled into the [[Internet RACelestial Complex]], bringing its actions to the attention of other cosmic entities.</spoiler>
 Afterwards, its schemes became more subtle (relatively speaking).  When [[Sig.Lad]] and [[Kopikat]] tried to use a chunk of [[Plotdevicium]] to cure his <spoiler text="physical instability...">...his decaying form was merged with her nanite-based body, and Master Workload invested the resulting being with his power, transforming it into [[DeFacto V]]. DeFacto built a highly orderly (and heavily repressed) world, but when he chased rebels into the past and stopped to gloat over his own creation, [[Squidman]] prevented it by killing Sig.Lad before the merge could take place.  The paradox clashed with Master Workload's sense of order, and it withdrew its power from DeFacto.</spoiler>
 When [[Dvandom Force]] went to the interdimensional city of [[Imnotsure]], Master Workload sent his servant [[Net.us]] after them, but held itself above further personal vendettas. When [[Jubatis]] attempted to reboot the <spoiler text="universe...">...his goals of making the universe more efficient and less wasteful caught Master Workload's attention, and it arrived to empower him; however, this lead to the rise of [[sig.ma]], who took the Multi-Tasker's place as keeper of balance, closing Master Workload off from further meddling.</spoiler>

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 Master Workload and his equal and opposite counterpart, [[Lord MUDD]], have existed since the beginning of the [[Usenetverse]].  Some accounts have them being created by primordal entities known as the [[Net.Gods]] and [[Net.Trolls]], while others have them springing directly from the [[Source Code]], baked into the understructure of existence. The [[Multi-Tasker]] was created to keep the balance between them.
-At some point, the Multi-Tasker abandoned its duties, allowing Master Workload freer rein in meddling with the [[Looniverse]]. Its first known incursion was an attack against [[alt.comics.lnh]], cutting it off from the [[Writers]] and sending it spiraling through the [[newsgroup]]s. It was only stopped <spoiler text="when...">... he was pulled into the [[Internet RACelestial Complex]], bringing its actions to the attention of other cosmic entities.</spoiler>
+At some point, the Multi-Tasker abandoned its duties, allowing Master Workload freer rein in meddling with the [[Looniverse]]. Its first known incursion was an attack against [[alt.comics.lnh]]<spoiler text="...">...cutting it off from the [[Writers]] and sending it spiraling through the [[newsgroup]]s. It was only stopped when he was pulled into the [[Internet RACelestial Complex]], bringing its actions to the attention of other cosmic entities.</spoiler>
 Afterwards, its schemes became more subtle (relatively speaking).  When [[Sig.Lad]] and [[Kopikat]] tried to use a chunk of [[Plotdevicium]] to cure his <spoiler text="physical instability...">...his decaying form was merged with her nanite-based body, and Master Workload invested the resulting being with his power, transforming it into [[DeFacto V]]. DeFacto built a highly orderly (and heavily repressed) world, but when he chased rebels into the past and stopped to gloat over his own creation, [[Squidman]] prevented it by killing Sig.Lad before the merge could take place.  The paradox clashed with Master Workload's sense of order, and it withdrew its power from DeFacto.</spoiler>
 When [[Dvandom Force]] went to the interdimensional city of [[Imnotsure]], Master Workload sent his servant [[Net.us]] after them, but held itself above further personal vendettas. When [[Jubatis]] attempted to reboot the <spoiler text="universe...">...his goals of making the universe more efficient and less wasteful caught Master Workload's attention, and it arrived to empower him; however, this lead to the rise of [[sig.ma]], who took the Multi-Tasker's place as keeper of balance, closing Master Workload off from further meddling.</spoiler>

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 At some point, the Multi-Tasker abandoned its duties, allowing Master Workload freer rein in meddling with the [[Looniverse]]. Its first known incursion was an attack against [[alt.comics.lnh]], cutting it off from the [[Writers]] and sending it spiraling through the [[newsgroup]]s. It was only stopped <spoiler text="when...">... he was pulled into the [[Internet RACelestial Complex]], bringing its actions to the attention of other cosmic entities.</spoiler>
 Afterwards, its schemes became more subtle (relatively speaking).  When [[Sig.Lad]] and [[Kopikat]] tried to use a chunk of [[Plotdevicium]] to cure his <spoiler text="physical instability...">...his decaying form was merged with her nanite-based body, and Master Workload invested the resulting being with his power, transforming it into [[DeFacto V]]. DeFacto built a highly orderly (and heavily repressed) world, but when he chased rebels into the past and stopped to gloat over his own creation, [[Squidman]] prevented it by killing Sig.Lad before the merge could take place.  The paradox clashed with Master Workload's sense of order, and it withdrew its power from DeFacto.</spoiler>
+When [[Dvandom Force]] went to the interdimensional city of [[Imnotsure]], Master Workload sent his servant [[Net.us]] after them, but held itself above further personal vendettas. When [[Jubatis]] attempted to reboot the <spoiler text="universe...">...his goals of making the universe more efficient and less wasteful caught Master Workload's attention, and it arrived to empower him; however, this lead to the rise of [[sig.ma]], who took the Multi-Tasker's place as keeper of balance, closing Master Workload off from further meddling.</spoiler>
 sig.ma's power was proven when Master Workload attempted to control the power of the [[Mechanical Author]]. sig.ma matched it in a pitched battle, then laid down the cosmic law.

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 Master Workload and his equal and opposite counterpart, [[Lord MUDD]], have existed since the beginning of the [[Usenetverse]].  Some accounts have them being created by primordal entities known as the [[Net.Gods]] and [[Net.Trolls]], while others have them springing directly from the [[Source Code]], baked into the understructure of existence. The [[Multi-Tasker]] was created to keep the balance between them.
-At some point, the Multi-Tasker abandoned its duties, allowing Master Workload freer rein in meddling with the [[Looniverse]]. Its first known incursion was an attack against [[alt.comics.lnh]], cutting it off from the [[Writers]] and sending it spiraling through the [[newsgroup]]s. It was only stopped by pulling him into the [[Internet RACelestial Complex]], bringing its actions to the attention of other cosmic entities.
+At some point, the Multi-Tasker abandoned its duties, allowing Master Workload freer rein in meddling with the [[Looniverse]]. Its first known incursion was an attack against [[alt.comics.lnh]], cutting it off from the [[Writers]] and sending it spiraling through the [[newsgroup]]s. It was only stopped <spoiler text="when...">... he was pulled into the [[Internet RACelestial Complex]], bringing its actions to the attention of other cosmic entities.</spoiler>
-Afterwards, its schemes became more subtle (relatively speaking).  When [[Sig.Lad]] and [[Kopikat]] were merged together by his decaying form, her nanite-based body, and a chunk of [[Plotdevicium]], Master Workload invested the resulting being with his power, transforming it into [[DeFacto V]]. DeFacto built a highly orderly (and heavily repressed) world, but when he chased rebels into the past and stopped to gloat over his own creation, [[Squidman]] prevented it by killing Sig.Lad before the merge could take place.  The paradox clashed with Master Workload's sense of order, and it withdrew its power from DeFacto.
+Afterwards, its schemes became more subtle (relatively speaking).  When [[Sig.Lad]] and [[Kopikat]] tried to use a chunk of [[Plotdevicium]] to cure his <spoiler text="physical instability...">...his decaying form was merged with her nanite-based body, and Master Workload invested the resulting being with his power, transforming it into [[DeFacto V]]. DeFacto built a highly orderly (and heavily repressed) world, but when he chased rebels into the past and stopped to gloat over his own creation, [[Squidman]] prevented it by killing Sig.Lad before the merge could take place.  The paradox clashed with Master Workload's sense of order, and it withdrew its power from DeFacto.</spoiler>
-When [[Dvandom Force]] went to the interdimensional city of [[Imnotsure]], Master Workload sent his servant [[Net.us]] after them, but held itself above further personal vendettas. When [[Jubatis]] attempted to reboot the universe, making it more efficient and less wasteful, it caught Master Workload's attention, and it arrived to empower him; however, this lead to the rise of [[sig.ma]], who took the Multi-Tasker's place as keeper of balance, closing Master Workload off from further meddling.
+When [[Dvandom Force]] went to the interdimensional city of [[Imnotsure]], Master Workload sent his servant [[Net.us]] after them, but held itself above further personal vendettas. When [[Jubatis]] attempted to reboot the <spoiler text="universe...">His goals of making the universe more efficient and less wasteful caught Master Workload's attention, and it arrived to empower him; however, this lead to the rise of [[sig.ma]], who took the Multi-Tasker's place as keeper of balance, closing Master Workload off from further meddling.</spoiler>
 sig.ma's power was proven when Master Workload attempted to control the power of the [[Mechanical Author]]. sig.ma matched it in a pitched battle, then laid down the cosmic law.

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 == Appearance ==
-Master Workload manifests as a perfectly rendered head of a member of the viewer's race.  It often manifests in the midst of a three-dimensional fractal pattern as a manifestation of mathematical purity on all scales.
+Master Workload manifests as a perfectly rendered head of a member of the viewer's species.  It often manifests in the midst of a three-dimensional fractal pattern as a manifestation of mathematical purity on all scales.
 In another world, Master Workload is known as '''The Werk''', a spiky alien creature (and a parody of The Merk from Mike Baron and Steve Rude's ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nexus_(comics) Nexus]'').

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 Afterwards, its schemes became more subtle (relatively speaking).  When [[Sig.Lad]] and [[Kopikat]] were merged together by his decaying form, her nanite-based body, and a chunk of [[Plotdevicium]], Master Workload invested the resulting being with his power, transforming it into [[DeFacto V]]. DeFacto built a highly orderly (and heavily repressed) world, but when he chased rebels into the past and stopped to gloat over his own creation, [[Squidman]] prevented it by killing Sig.Lad before the merge could take place.  The paradox clashed with Master Workload's sense of order, and it withdrew its power from DeFacto.
-When [[Jubatis]] attempted to reboot the universe, making it more efficient and less wasteful, it caught Master Workload's attention, and it arrived to empower him; however, this lead to the rise of [[sig.ma]], who took the Multi-Tasker's place as keeper of balance, closing Master Workload off from further meddling.
+When [[Dvandom Force]] went to the interdimensional city of [[Imnotsure]], Master Workload sent his servant [[Net.us]] after them, but held itself above further personal vendettas. When [[Jubatis]] attempted to reboot the universe, making it more efficient and less wasteful, it caught Master Workload's attention, and it arrived to empower him; however, this lead to the rise of [[sig.ma]], who took the Multi-Tasker's place as keeper of balance, closing Master Workload off from further meddling.
 sig.ma's power was proven when Master Workload attempted to control the power of the [[Mechanical Author]]. sig.ma matched it in a pitched battle, then laid down the cosmic law.
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 Master Workload manifests as a perfectly rendered head of a member of the viewer's race.  It often manifests in the midst of a three-dimensional fractal pattern as a manifestation of mathematical purity on all scales.
 == Appearances ==
 * '''First Appearance:''' [[Looniverse Adrift!]]
-* [[Dvandom Force (series)|Dvandom Force]] #48, 72
+* [[Dvandom Force (series)|Dvandom Force]] #48, 50, 72
 * [[Saviors of the Net (series)|Saviors of the Net]] #10b
 * [[Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths!]] #3

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 * [[Dvandom Force (series)|Dvandom Force]] #48, 72
 * [[Saviors of the Net (series)|Saviors of the Net]] #10b
 [[Category:Cosmic Beings]]
 [[Category:Characters Created by Dave Van Domelen]]

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−	'''Master Workload''' is the personification of an aspect of reality. He/it represents the use of the [[Internet]] for work and work-related purposes. He/it was created by [[Dave Van Domelen]].	+	'''Master Workload''' is the personification of an aspect of reality. He/it represents the use of the [[Internet]] for work and work-related purposes. It/he was created by [[Dave Van Domelen]].

	== History ==		== History ==