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Hee. Wikicode is tricky, isn't it? To sign your comments, just add four tildes, like this: ~~~~. Wikipedia will turn your four tildes into a signature automatically. -FisherQueen (talk · contribs)22:02, 23 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Hello BigPadresDUDE, I am going to revert your edits which unredirected Brooke Logan and Donna Logan from the page that they belong at. When Logan family was up for deletion, most of the keep "votes" suggested it was a good place to merge character articles that could not stand on their own. That's why I went through all the articles for the characters related to that family, looked them over and saw that not one of them contained anything with real world relevance (no Impact, Reception, Casting, Writing sections), then boldly redirected those articles to Logan family. I felt and still feel that the move was for the betterment of the soap opera articles in general. We soap opera editors already have a bad reputation here on Wikipedia, articles like the ones I redirected just compound that with their overly long plot summaries that are written in the past tense and with inuniverse perspective. All of the character's important storyline information (who their family is, who they marry, who they have children with, who their children are) is already mentioned in the Logan family, but the article has the benefit of not containing an overly long and detailed plot summary. To me, they were a perfect fit there and they can always be un-redirected when someone wants to expand the article.
I hope you are going to expand these articles, but I am going to redirect them until they are restored with notability. See you around. Rocksey (talk) 04:42, 25 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]
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I know you've had a number of people jump on you about the edits for the SF/NY Giants. Given what was happening there, I had a look at your other contributions, and it looks to me like you're doing the same sort of thing all over the place. Maybe not every article, but a lot of them are looked after by different projects, like WP:BASEBALL for the Giants, Pete Rose - two you've tried to work on. I know you've said in some of the talk pages that you've looked at what others have said and tried to follow it, but its hard to accept that when there's been as much discussion as there has about the types of edits you've made. Fair enough, the Giants one may not have ben easy to spot if you didn't know about the WP:BASEBALL, but the Pete Rose one had an ongoing discussion about the exact change you made on the corresponding talk page, as well as in WP:BASEBALL.
I've got a couple of suggestions that will help make it easier for you, and less likely to have people angry at you:
When you're writing on a talk page about anything, try to use the same spelling and punctuation that you would if you were writing the text of an article. (The odd mistake's fine, but it should be pretty close.) Writing in "ALL CAPS" is considered shouting, and fairly rude. Writing a paragraph worth of text all in lower case (with the exception of "shouting") and no periods or commas to break it up makes it difficult for others to read, and there's probably a tendancy for people trying to read it to either misunderstand you because they couldn't follow what you wrote properly, ignore what you wrote because it looked too hard to follow, make them think you're not very intelligent and assume you've got nothing useful to say, or some combination of all three. If you want to highlight a bit of text (use it wisely) you can make things bold by surrounding it with three apostraphes like this, italics with two apostraphes like this, or both with five like this.
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If there are topics you're interested in or think you can contribute to - I'm guessing baseball would be one - find the projects that match and join up with them. It'll help to give you an idea of what's expected for certain types of articles, and will help you to find some examples of articles on that topic that have been rated as being of good quality so you've got some ideas of what to work towards. (In case you're not aware yet, "Featured Article" is the top ranking, with "Good Article" sometimes considered to be a step or two away from being made a Featured Article.)
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In the case of The Hart Dynasty, when there's already info on here - either in a standalone article or as a section of another article - don't just copy it to somewhere else to create a new article. It's best in that case to expand on what's already there. If it gets to the point where an article gets too big, the section can be broken out into its own article, leaving a summary of the content behind in the old article, along with a links going between the two articles. An example from what I've been working on is Australia national baseball team, and splitting out the info from the Olympic Games and World Cup sections into Australia national baseball team at the Summer Olympics and Australia at the Baseball World Cup. Having said that, don't follow that example exactly, because all three articles are still works in progress, but it should help give you an idea about how its supposed to be done.
Hopefully I don't sound like too much of a nag or boring old fart, and hopefully I haven't scared you off from participating on here. Anyone who's willing to help out is always welcome in my opinion. New people joining are going to tend to make mistakes and step on people's toes without realising it. As long as you're willing to listen to advice, and to learn from the mistakes you make, you shouldn't have too much in the way of problems here. Afaber012 (talk) 07:07, 25 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]
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Hey, The logo of the Padres is a copyrighted image and thus falls under WP:FAIRUSE, these images can only be used with fair use rationales in certain articles. For the template you wish to use it with you need to use an image that is free to use in any article, like the image File:Petco_Park_Interior.JPG. I'm not good with copyright law and such, so if you have any more concerns I'd suggest you leave a message on WT:BASEBALL and someone else with more experience in the area will be able to answer the question better. Borgarde (talk) 02:50, 31 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]
While I am a New York Yankees fan first and foremost, I do enjoy the San Diego Padres (and really enjoyed their run to the '98 WS (Ken Caminiti was my fav RIP) before they went against my Yanks of course) and love a good casual project so I am here to help if I can! You can e-mail me at [email protected] if you have any questions about the Padres project or general Wikipedia questions as I have been doing this for a few years. -Phil5329 (talk) 03:00, 2 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Hate to be a nag, but your formatting is a bit lazy as well. As the name of a series, "General Hospital" should have been italicized in this edit. You should also use sentence case (capitalizing the first letter of a sentence or phrase and any proper nouns, not every word) most of the time in all areas of Wikipedia, including headings and infoboxes, unlike you did here with "Dissolved by Death" and "Smashed Over The Head With A Bookend" (LOL). It's probably too much to as for you to actual refer to WP:MOS, but you've been very active and have clearly edited enough articles to have seen these sorts of things elsewhere by now.— TAnthonyTalk03:46, 25 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]
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You currently appear to be engaged in an edit war according to the reverts you have made on Gigi Morasco. Note that the three-revert rule prohibits making more than three reversions on a single page within a 24 hour period. Additionally, users who perform several reversions in content disputes may be blocked for edit warring even if they do not technically violate the three-revert rule. When in dispute with another editor you should first try to discuss controversial changes to work towards wording and content that gains a consensus among editors. Should that prove unsuccessful, you are encouraged to seek dispute resolution, and in some cases it may be appropriate to request page protection. Please stop the disruption, otherwise you may be blocked from editing. — TAnthonyTalk04:43, 5 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Hey, I just wanted to make sure that you understand what the terms "edit war" and "three revert rule" mean. Si quieres, hablo espanol, y te puedo explicar en espanol si necessites. Just let me know. I'll keep an eye on this page. :-) Killiondude (talk) 05:28, 6 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]
I just noticed that you got two warnings for edit warring in a 24 hour period (or so), and just wanted to make sure you understood the guidelines. I believe you're a good faith editor, so I just wanted to see if you understood. I'm not interested in baseball to much, but thanks for asking. :-) Killiondude (talk) 05:39, 6 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]
As part of the project's New Year's Resolutions, there is an ongoing effort to decrease the number of stubs to 10%. As of August 16, we are at 12.24%, with 527 articles currently in Category:Stub-Class Professional wrestling articles. It still would be greatly appreciated if members would expand, source and improve stub articles, and a list has been placed on the stub article subpage of stub articles of well-known wrestlers and tag teams that should be fairly easy to improve.
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I saw your query on Rocksey's talk page not too long ago. I am going to tell you what she should have told you: You should not create this article, unless it passes WP:Notability. For a quick layout, Wikipedia:WikiProject Soap Operas clearly displays what is needed in order to create a soap opera couple article here. Though winning a major award alone would not be enough for notability. I will go further and say that you should also not create this article...unless it has good or decent grammar/spelling. You have spelling and grammar issues. Your version of this article in your workspace is not anywhere close to being acceptable for Wikipedia. Even the headings are wrongly formatted (seeing as you capitalize the beginning of each word in them). See Wikipedia:Manual of Style#Article titles, headings, and sections.
Late breaking news→Australia national baseball team has passed its GA review! Its the first fully baseball article for the task force to get there, and the only article about a national baseball team to achieve that status!
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Australian Baseball League: 5 teams are so far confirmed for the first season of the new league: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. Canberra has launched a bid for the sixth spot: Let's Do It Canberra
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Check out that policy. Skye Chandler is best known as Skye Chandler, not as Skye Chandler Quartermaine. In addition, cut-and-paste moves, which is what you did in this case, should not be done. Why not? Because it takes away the article history.
This is quite possibly the most moved soap opera article on Wikipedia. The long standing consensus has been that the article should remain at Carly Corinthos. A long time abuser and banned editor who desperately wants to edit here despite getting regularly blocked loves to move that article. You'd be amazed at the number of new, male soap opera editors who love to move that article. Please leave it where it is. AniMatedraw03:27, 23 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]
That was a really bad move on the Carly article. You moved it to Carly-Corinthos-Jacks. Please take a look at the archive at Talk:Carly_Corinthos/Archive_1. This has been discussed multiple times. Before moving at least initiate a talk page thread, and if you're going to go against consensus, don't do it with typos. AniMatedraw04:12, 23 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Hi, I noticed in another discussion you mentioned that your wife may be occasionally editing with your account. Please note that the sharing of accounts is prohibited by our policy (read WP:NOSHARE) and there is a chance your account could be blocked for doing so. I would encourage your wife to register her own account to edit with to avoid any further confusion or issues. Thanks, Shereth15:31, 24 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]
For your past contributions, in recognition, I´ll give you these surprise balloons:
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As part of the project's New Year's Resolutions, there is an ongoing effort to decrease the number of stubs to 10%. As of September 27, we are at 12.08%, with 525 articles currently in Category:Stub-Class Professional wrestling articles. It still would be greatly appreciated if members would expand, source and improve stub articles, and a list has been placed on the stub article subpage of stub articles of well-known wrestlers and tag teams that should be fairly easy to improve.
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Different images aren't the problem. The fact is these are all non-free images, and part of Wikipedia's mission is that we use non-free content as sparingly as possible. All non-free images need to pass all ten criteria of our non-free image policy, and these don't (especially criteria 3a and 8). Merely "wanting to know what something looks like" isn't enough, unfortunately. If a non-free image is critical for the reader to understand part of an article which cannot be explained sufficiently in text, then it may be appropriate, but use outside those criteria is not allowed. Thanks, Black Kite23:03, 28 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]
When titling sections we need to follow some basic rules. One is simpler is better. On Emily Quartermaine you changed Second Chances to The Begining and End Of Emily and Nikolas. That's way too long and detailed and not precisely correct. It wasn't the "beginning" of Emily and Nikolas, and you didn't spell beginning correctly. Secondly, your capitalization is wrong. Generally only the first word and proper nouns should be capitalized. You should have titled it The beginning and end of Emily and Nikolas. "Beginning", "end", and "of" are not proper nouns. AniMatedraw02:49, 2 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Please read WP:Tone. The end of the road for Emily is quite poetic, but this isn't a fansite. It is an encyclopedia. Keep it simple and businesslike from now on. I'm fairly experienced here and have given you good advice, but you often revert me or change without discussing or taking the advice. Please, remember we are here to write an encyclopedia. AniMatedraw05:24, 2 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Reading "The end of the road for Emily" heading and AniMate's response to it (calling it "quite poetic") humored me quite a bit. That is not meant to be humor at your expense, BigPadresDUDE. I always feel that you have good intentions here at Wikipedia, and are trying to improve; it is just that type of heading is so not how things are supposed to be done here and seeing that made me feel better during this crappy day I am having (particularly on Wikipedia). Keep your head up; you can become much better with more practice and familiarizing yourself with Wikipedia's policies and guidelines. Flyer22 (talk) 21:19, 3 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]
As part of the project's New Year's Resolutions, there is an ongoing effort to decrease the number of stubs to 10%. As of October 21, we are at 11.96%, with 524 articles currently in Category:Stub-Class Professional wrestling articles. It still would be greatly appreciated if members would expand, source and improve stub articles, and a list has been placed on the stub article subpage of stub articles of well-known wrestlers and tag teams that should be fairly easy to improve.
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As part of the project's New Year's Resolutions, there is an ongoing effort to decrease the number of stubs to 10%. As of October 25, we are at 11.79%, with 520 articles currently in Category:Stub-Class Professional wrestling articles. It still would be greatly appreciated if members would expand, source and improve stub articles, and a list has been placed on the stub article subpage of stub articles of well-known wrestlers and tag teams that should be fairly easy to improve.
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As part of the project's New Year's Resolutions, there is an ongoing effort to decrease the number of stubs to 10%. As of November 8, we are at 11.76%, with 521 articles currently in Category:Stub-Class Professional wrestling articles. It still would be greatly appreciated if members would expand, source and improve stub articles, and a list has been placed on the stub article subpage of stub articles of well-known wrestlers and tag teams that should be fairly easy to improve.
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I don't think it is. If a page is a red link, it doesn't exist, so there is no way to get a barnstar from it. Remenber: Any red links on the page is not a link to his hidden page. --Hadger00:45, 16 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Nope. It's not. You'll know you've found it when if you see a barnstar and a list of people who've found it. If it's all right with Padres, I'm going to go remove the comment as that doesn't belong there. Good luck!--TwilightHelryx02:34, 16 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]
As part of the project's New Year's Resolutions, there is an ongoing effort to decrease the number of stubs to 10%. As of November 22, we are at 11.68%, with 558 articles currently in Category:Stub-Class Professional wrestling articles. It still would be greatly appreciated if members would expand, source and improve stub articles, and a list of well-known wrestlers and tag teams that should be fairly easy to improve is included on the stub article subpage.
This section is intended to warn users about potential targets of vandalism and speculation: professional wrestling events from major promotions for the months of November and December.
WWE's official website announced the retirement of Jamie Noble on November 10.
On November 11, it was announced that TNA had released Sojournor Bolt from her contract.
On November 12, BBC News reported that Welsh wrestler Orig Williams, better known as El Bandito, died at the age of 78.
Paul London won the NorthEast Wrestling Championship on November 13 by defeating Jason Blade.
Dragon Gate announced that they had released Cyber Kong from his contract. Kong suffered a neck injury in late October, and did not feel he was healing well enough to return to wrestling, and so requested his release.
Sky Sports announced that it would begin to broadcast Superstars in Britain on December 11. It will also start broadcasting This Week in WWE, which will first air on January 3.
On November 20, it was reported that WWE had re-signed Mikey Batts to work as a referee.
It was reported on November 21 that TNA had signed British wrestler, "Sweet" Saraya Knight to a contract.
Editing Tips
This is a section in the newsletter devoted to help familiarize project members with the Manual of Style and general editing tips.
Please familiarize yourself with the general notability policy of Wikipedia. Avoid creating new articles that do not satisfy the requirements.
Please remember that fair use images and media can be only be used if no free equivalent is available or could be created. Fair use images uploaded when a free equivalent exists will be deleted.
Do not give undue weight to recent events in articles.
I've finally managed to get my adopting program written down. As soon as you are available, please choose which course you would like to take. Here it is:
Thank you for accepting me as your Adopter; I hope that my tutelage will benefit you and help you work to the best of your abilities. To get started, please tell me which of the following courses you would like to take:
Gnome Work: Choose this if you wish to primarily contribute by making small edits.
Vandal Fighting: Choose this to learn how to deal with vandals more efficiently.
Communication: Choose this to learn how to handle edit disputes, deal with biting editors, keep cool when the editing gets hot, and many others.
Articles: Choose this to learn what makes a good article, when and how to create an article, and how to edit one more efficiently.
Other: Choose this if the area you want me to help you with is not listed here. If you do choose this, please specify exactly what you want me to teach.
Once you've completed the course(s), I will consider you graduated. But if you think you need help in another area, you may choose to postpone your graduation. I hope that my courses will be useful and better prepare you for whatever may come at you on Wikipedia. Cheers! --TwilightHelryx19:40, 29 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]
As part of the project's New Year's Resolutions, there is an ongoing effort to decrease the number of stubs to 10%. As of December 6, we are at 12.63%, with 601 articles currently in Category:Stub-Class Professional wrestling articles. It still would be greatly appreciated if members would expand, source and improve stub articles, and a list of well-known wrestlers and tag teams that should be fairly easy to improve is included on the stub article subpage.
As part of this, the project's second stub drive has been set up, and will run until the end of 2009. Please help out if you can.
This section is intended to warn users about potential targets of vandalism and speculation: professional wrestling events from major promotions for the month of December.
On November 24, it was reported that British wrestler "Sweet" Saraya Knight had not signed a contract with TNA, despite earlier reports to the contrary.
On November 25, it was reported that ring announcerLauren C. Mayhew had left WWE to concentrate on her acting and music career.
On November 27, 2009, it was reported that wrestler "Sexy" Lexi Pillman (Alexa Pillman), Brian Pillman's step-daughter, had died due to injuries sustained in a car accident earlier that day.
On November 30, British Sky Broadcasting announced they had signed a new five year contract with WWE.
On December 1, WWE and Titan Publishing announced the creation of a comic book, WWE Heroes, with the first issue set to be released in March 2010.
Eddie Fatu, better known as Umaga, died on December 4 due to a heart attack. He had been rushed to the hospital earlier that day in a critical condition after his wife found him unresponsive with blood running from his nose.
On December 5, TNA announced that they would be holding a live, three-hour special Monday edition of TNA Impact! on Janauary 4, 2009 to compete against WWE Raw.
Editing Tips
This is a section in the newsletter devoted to help familiarize project members with the Manual of Style and general editing tips.
If you come across an article that fails notability requirements, you can tag it for speedy deletion if the criteria apply, propose it for deletion, or nominate it at WP:AFD.
Trivia sections are discouraged in wikipedia articles. Information from such sections, if notable, should be merged into the main body of the article.
When adding headers to articles, do not add wikilinks to them and only capitalize the first letter of the first word and any proper nouns.
Avoid adding statements that will date quickly, for example "soon" and "now".
The project's New Year's Resolutions are listed here, and we only have short amount of time left to achieve them this year. Please consider helping out by achieving an aim listed.
As part of the project's New Year's Resolutions, there is an ongoing effort to decrease the number of stubs to 10%. As of December 20, we are at 11.29%, with 531 articles currently in Category:Stub-Class Professional wrestling articles. It still would be greatly appreciated if members would expand, source and improve stub articles, and a list of well-known wrestlers and tag teams that should be fairly easy to improve is included on the stub article subpage.
As part of this, the project's second stub drive has been set up, and will run until the end of 2009. Please help out if you can.
This section is intended to warn users about potential targets of vandalism and speculation: professional wrestling events from major promotions for the months of December and January.
The lead section of an article should introduce the subject and summarize the entire article.
Be aware of words to avoid. Certain words, if chosen poorly, can subtly promote a point of view.
Please remember that fair use images and media can be only be used if no free equivalent is available or could be created. Fair use images uploaded when a free equivalent exists will be deleted.
Contributors to this Issue
From all the newsletter contributors, have a happy holidays and a good new year!
Australian Baseball League: Canberra secures the 6th and final spot for the inaugural season of the reborn league, joining Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. The ABF has also launched the "Name Your ABL Team" competition, offering fans the chance to nominate the names and colour schemes of the six franchises.
2009 World Cup: Australia completed their run in the World Cup with their best ever finish in the tournament: 5th. Despite this result, they failed to improve their IBAF World Ranking, staying in 11th position behind Puerto Rico
From the Editor
I just want to take this opportunity to wish everyone a (belated) Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, that the holiday season so far has been good for you, and that what remains will be just as good, if not better.
I'd also like to thank everyone who has been involved with the task force over the last year. I'd ask everyone to keep up the good work, and to invite anyone they can think of to join us: there's always room for more here.
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