Write an article based on this "Read over the forums to learn relevant terminology and etiquette. Type back and forth with 1 or more people to roleplay. Embody your character in your writing as best as you can. Continue the roleplay as long as you’d like."
article: To get an idea of how people talk during the roleplaying session, read some other roleplays on the forums or discussion boards. Here you’ll find any particular lingo or shortcuts used for the particular platform you are using. Some forums prefer you talk in the third person, for instance.  This way, you’ll be prepared to deliver a great roleplaying performance. For instance, RP is usually short for “roleplaying,” and “OC” often refers to an original character. 1 user starts off the chat with a single action, and the other users often respond with another single action. Since there is no script to follow, you should come up with the story from your own imagination. Use your partner's responses for inspiration, and see what you can come up with. The dialogue creates the story as the session continues.  The exact format and dialogue depend on your particular roleplaying medium, partner, and universe. For example, you can find 1 character to be Princess Leia and 1 character to be Yoda if you are roleplaying as Luke from Star Wars. Then, discuss how to utilize the Force to save the universe. Familiarizing with your character in advance is helpful when creating authentic, creative actions for your roleplay. To deliver creative, awesome replies, disregard what you would usually say in the circumstances, and write from the perspective of your character. Think about how they may feel or what is happening behind-the-scenes that contributes to the situation. Use some creativity to craft awesome, detailed responses. For example, if you are roleplaying as Harley-Quinn, her background in mental health may come into play when bringing her character to life. She often acts bold, wild, and frantic. The roleplay can continue for hours, weeks, months, or even years in some cases. Continue responding to the other player(s) to write your personalized roleplaying account about whatever you'd like. The story does not have to reflect the actual plot if basing off of real characters. Steer the story to a stopping point when you want to end the session. Or, message the player separately to say when you have to leave for the time being.  Some users complete the roleplay in 1 single session, while others continue the story over time for several weeks. This is based on personal preference and your particular story. For example, maybe Robbin the wizard helps Tina the dragon escape from robbers, and then they go on a mystical quest to save Tina’s daughter from marrying the wrong prince. The possibilities are endless!

Write an article based on this "Fill the tank with water. Turn on the filter, heater, and air pump. Dechlorinate the water. Cycle"
article: After you’ve positioned your equipment and decorations, fill the tank the rest of the way with water. Leave some space at the top instead of filling it up to the brim. That way, you won’t cause the water to spill over if you have to reach for something inside. When the tank is full, turn on your equipment. Give them two or three hours, then check to make sure you see bubbles and circulating water. Use a thermometer to double check that the heater is working and calibrated properly. Dechlorinators are inexpensive chemicals that remove chlorine and chloramine from water. Small levels of these are almost always found in all tap water and are harmful for fish. You can find a dechlorinator at the pet store. Typically, you’ll add a drop or two of dechlorinator per gallon of water, but check your product’s label for specific instructions. the tank. Before adding your guppies, you must cycle the tank, or develop the beneficial bacteria that help maintain water quality. Add four to five drops of pure ammonia or ammonia labeled for cycling to the tank. Wait two days, then test the water; you want to see ammonia levels at three parts per million.  Continue to test the water every other day and add more ammonia if necessary. After a week, start testing for nitrites, which will indicate bacteria are starting to grow and consume the ammonia. Within a few more days, you should see ammonia and nitrite levels drop, and nitrate levels rise and plateau. At this stage, you’ve completed your first nitrogen cycle. It’s best to do a fishless cycle so that no fish have to suffer through ammonia exposure.

Write an article based on this "Turn on your phone. Locate your IMEI."
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Open the dialing screen and then press #, *, Menu, Right key. Don't pause between key presses, or you will have to start over. On units with SIM cards, scroll down until you see "IMEI/SIM ID" and press Enter. From here you can view your IMEI, SIM, and on some units, your MSN. The first fourteen digits are displayed; the fifteenth is always a 0.  On older units without SIM cards, continue to hit the Right key until you see IMEI [0] on the display. The first seven digits are displayed. Write these down, as only 7 digits are displayed at a time. Press the Menu key and then the Next button to display the next seven digits.  The fifteenth and final digit is most often a 0.