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'''Guru''' | '''Guru''' | ||
refers to one who has obtained near-godly levels of knowledge in a | refers to one who has obtained near-godly levels of knowledge in a | ||
particular field. In [[Shireroth]], "guru" usually refers to | particular field. In [[Shireroth]], "guru" usually refers to Linux | ||
knowledge, though it does sometimes refer to other fields. | knowledge, though it does sometimes refer to other fields. | ||
In [[Shireroth]], it is sometimes used to refer to resident | In [[Shireroth]], it is sometimes used to refer to resident | ||
fountains-of-knowledge [[Scott Alexander]], [[Ari Rahikkala]], and | fountains-of-knowledge [[Scott Alexander]], [[Ari Rahikkala]], and | ||
[[Erik | [[Erik Mortis]]. | ||
[[category:people]] | [[category:people]] | ||
[[category:Expand]] | [[category:Expand]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:14, 16 July 2009
Guru refers to one who has obtained near-godly levels of knowledge in a particular field. In Shireroth, "guru" usually refers to Linux knowledge, though it does sometimes refer to other fields. In Shireroth, it is sometimes used to refer to resident fountains-of-knowledge Scott Alexander, Ari Rahikkala, and Erik Mortis.
