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>>9 not only lacking proper knowledge of the back to /g/, please meme (which, it may surprise you, I invented) that is essential for understanding the fact that there has never really been a standard ``back to /g/, please notation''*, but also failing to comprehend the importance of bbcoed variations as part of /prog/ humor in its entirety
That, combined with your views on mimicking Wikipedia editing standards on a BBS and lacking the knowledge of the origins of /prog/ memes† and their relationships with their contemporary usages lead me to direct you back to /g/, please.
†This may surprise you, but the earliest known recorded of the ``back to x'' family‡ is located at http://dis.4chan.org/read/prog/1204068934/54, and consists of neither an italics nor a ``boum'' nor a ``ou'' bbcode tag, but a ``boucode'' tag, a usage which, as usual in the younger stages of a /prog/ meme, has since fallen out of use.
‡According to me, after a good half-hour of vigorous Google searching. I'm sure someone with /prog/scrape could find an older, more distantly related usage (probably along the lines of ``Oh wow, why don't you just go back to /b/?'' or something heartfelt like that), but that's stretching it a bit.