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''"fuck you hello fuck you hello fuck you hello"'' ~[[Ramon]] | ''"fuck you hello fuck you hello fuck you hello"'' ~[[Ramon]] | ||
== Scripts == | |||
[[File:Hanan circle animation.gif|center|thumb|379x379px|An [[Animated scripts|animated script]] by Hello(''December 25th, 2021'')]] | |||
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=== /Hellow173/os === | === /Hellow173/os === | ||
[https://ourworldoftext.com/Hello173/os /Hello173/os] was created on October 17th, 2025, shortly after | [https://ourworldoftext.com/Hello173/os /Hello173/os] was created on October 17th, 2025, shortly after Hello returned from a long hiatus. It is part of a long tradition of [[OS worlds]]. | ||
The world enabled users to interact with a functional (albeit simple) operating system using [[comu]] links.<gallery mode="packed" heights="300"> | |||
File:Hello_os_1.gif | File:Hello_os_1.gif | ||
File:Hello_os_2.gif | File:Hello_os_2.gif | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Users]] | [[Category:Users]] | ||
[[Category:Scripters]] | |||
[[Category:Terrible OWOT users]] | [[Category:Terrible OWOT users]] | ||
Revision as of 14:08, 17 October 2025
Hello, also known as Hanan, was a user who was active and very controversial. His legacy is often disputed because he would frequently engage in spam wars with other users and attack with spam. Due to backlash and controversy, he stopped spamming, but his reputation remained destroyed because of his actions. Hello quit in 2022.
"i don't think i should edit this one it is already accurate" ~cv03
"he's a good javascript programmer tho" ~kat0469
"fuck you hello fuck you hello fuck you hello" ~Ramon
Scripts
Worlds
/Hello173/apology
/Hello173/apology was released on October 12th, 2025, and contains Hello's apology to various users from his time.
/Hellow173/os
/Hello173/os was created on October 17th, 2025, shortly after Hello returned from a long hiatus. It is part of a long tradition of OS worlds.
The world enabled users to interact with a functional (albeit simple) operating system using comu links.
