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 == Note: ==
-Hey there! Welcome to NSA! I hope you’re ready for the iNSAnity you’re about to read (don’t worry…I think you can handle it ;) )
+Hey there! Welcome tø NSA! I hope you’re ready for the iNSAnity you’re about to read (don’t worry…I think you can handle it ;) )
 The following tips are from NSAer’s of old (however, the information has been slightly updated since we’ve transferred to Microsoft Teams/Outlook). If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to the Welcome Committee or the Student Council!
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 === The best way to make a friend on NSA is to start a thread in the Student Channels or to add them to a Teams chat. ===
-The Student Teams/Channels are places for the students to get together and enjoy themselves. Some Teams you can find at NSA include the elementary school (''grades 4-5''), middle school (''grades 6-8''), high school (''grades 9-12''), as well as sub-channels within those. You can post anything in there from the latest event in your life, something super random, or adventure threads! Adventure threads (also known as [[How to Start an Adventure|Role Plays]]) are threads that can get a bit unrealistic and wild but are very fun.
+The Student Teams/Channels are places for the students to get together and enjoy themselves. Depending on your grade, you will either be automatically added to the Elementary School, Middle School, or High School "building." (I think the technical name is ''team''?) Each of these buildings contains channels that you can post in, such as the Courtyard for general discussion, the Flagpole for pictures of meetups, and more. High Schoolers also have the option to join clubs, such as the Music Club, STEM Club, and others!
-For example, each Team has channels where you can find other kids who share the same interests with you.
-{|
-|+''note: these channels were present in the old teams, and perhaps some were in FirstClass. I don't know for sure. But, only a few of these still exist.''
-! width="100%" |
-'''Some interest channels you might enjoy include:'''
-Bulletin Board
-Debate
-Art/Photography
-Reading
-Sports
-Technology
-TCK Adventures
-Music
-Navigator (School Newspaper)
-Creative Writing
-The Mage’s Guild*
-Noble and Ancient Thread (NaAT)*
-Restitutional New Age Thread (RNAT)*
-<nowiki>*</nowiki>= High School '''ONLY'''
-|}
 === Note on Spam: ===
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 === Note ===
-'''This is NOT a complete guide for a few reasons. Firstly, because we didn't make it like that. xD It's meant to be a general guide. Secondly, because the language is almost ''constantly'' changing, new acronyms are becoming common, new terms, new faces, etc. As such, if you think anything should be added to this guide, please email me (Shalom Cross), we wanna keep up with the times, after all. :P'''
+'''This is NOT a complete guide for a few reasons. Firstly, because we didn't make it like that. xD It's meant to be a general guide. Secondly, because the language is almost ''constantly'' changing, new acronyms are becoming common, new terms, new faces, etc. As such, if you think anything should be added to this guide, please go ahead and add it, we wanna keep up with the times, after all. :P'''
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 '''! Added to the wiki website, moved "Acronyms, Faces, and Asterisks Explained *^_^*" to its own page, and formatted the page'''
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