Thanks, I saw someone add it the other day as a tester and it looked pretty interesting.

It doesn't work...
No-one can actually use it. When you look at someone else's madlib, you either see the entire passage or #word1# and so on, but with no way of putting words there.

And if you try to submit that it gives you 0.

For you:
Users will have the madlib box on their profile. You will see a paragraph of text with "------" in places. The dashes represent a missing word. Click the "Madlib Box" (title) to enter, or the Submit an entry text. You will then see the madlib with texboxes in places. These boxes are for you to type in the word which is missing.

For example, a madlib says "This website is called -blank-". -blank- represents a textbox.
You will then type in "fpsbanana" and click Submit entry. Your answer will then be compared with what the user has put. If it is correct, you get 1 mark. The mark is then saved under your userid in a database.

For others:
You go to your profile, and click the Edit button under the Madlib Box. You'll then see a page giving you the option of creating a new madlib. Click that button. You'll then see a form. In the madlib box, type a paragraph of text. To enter a missing word, like in my example above, I would enter:
"This website is called #word1#."
The #word1# tag will just let the script know you want a textbox their for another user to enter an answer. Once done with you're madlib, go to the next part which is where you enter in the correct answers. Again, in the above example, in the textbox named "Word 1", I would enter "fpsbanana".

Simply save the madlib, and let other users try and get all of your answers correct.

Oh. That was the last madlib I looked at and it had the #word1# in places last time I looked. :|
It's fixed now lol.

I made a club for you guys!

Link To Club :)