 span = elements.span
 img = elements.img
 
+wikipediaMisuse = oneOf("keeps getting into edit wars with bronies", "keeps getting into edit wars about the correct pronunciation of JK Rowling's surname", "keeps getting into edit wars about Edina's racist past", "keeps adding new names to the list of So Solid Crew members", "keeps trying to singlehandedly restore Pluto's status as a planet").trulyAtRandom()
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 # IFID and game version - Edit this
 


situation 'further_in_the_library',
  content: """
  The library has a range of different resources, from the dead tree varieties to online databases that bring together a huge amount of different academic publications online.

  So far our information has been from linguistic and anthropological sources so this is what we can focus on with the databases.

  You're getting increasingly suspicious that the answer is not going to be just a number.

  """
  optionText: 'Head deeper into the library'


    ### A strategy called search
      So, what do we need to include in a search stategy? We need to be clear what we're trying to answer and what the keywords are for starters.

      One of the things they tell you about navigating a maze is to always keep your hand on the wall. Eventually this will lead you to the way out. And this is a handy way to think about search strategies. Have a strategy will keep you on a path to finding the answer to your research question.

      ![thinking music](img/thinking1.gif) (just pretend this is thinking music)

      Take a second to think about what you'll include. What are other possible terms that could be used, alternative ways of looking at this, things that we don't want to include?  [before we create our strategy](complete_search_strategy)



