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{{Azul|time=04:19, January 31, 2010 (UTC)|text=I really should participate in wiki-discussions more ofter >> Yes, Yuan and TNE are right. This limit to only staff member should be removed. Assume good faith, an immediate slap of a warning template for something that wasn't really vandalism is the wrong way to go, ya dig?}} | {{Azul|time=04:19, January 31, 2010 (UTC)|text=I really should participate in wiki-discussions more ofter >> Yes, Yuan and TNE are right. This limit to only staff member should be removed. Assume good faith, an immediate slap of a warning template for something that wasn't really vandalism is the wrong way to go, ya dig?}} | ||
{{Dan da Man36|time=12:21, January 31, 2010 (UTC)|happy2=I agree completely, anyone should be allowed to use them, but only after posting a few messages on their talk page first.}} | {{Dan da Man36|time=12:21, January 31, 2010 (UTC)|happy2=I agree completely, anyone should be allowed to use them, but only after posting a few messages on their talk page first.}} | ||
{{NinjaSheik|text=I agree. To be honest, we | {{NinjaSheik|text=I agree. To be honest, we shouldn't have to go easy on users like [[User:RAWR LUXORD RAWR]]. I saw what he did on Marluxia's page. This is a wiki, not a place where you can fool around with you please. Really, why makes people think they can do stuff like that. It's common sense, and they did on purpose, knowing they shouldn't be doing in the first place.}} | ||
{{TNE|time=01:09, February 1, 2010 (UTC)|text=I have a feeling that I'll have to remodel the category pages for Administrative and Maintenance Templates... ^_^}} | {{TNE|time=01:09, February 1, 2010 (UTC)|text=I have a feeling that I'll have to remodel the category pages for Administrative and Maintenance Templates... ^_^}} | ||
{{KKD|time=01:58, February 1, 2010 (UTC)|sora=NinjaSheik has a good point as well. If the user is obviously messing pages up purposely, then they should be approached differently than a user who may have had good intentions, but messed up the article. But the thing is, where do we draw the line between good intentions and intentional messing up of the page? I say it should be at profanities. If the user (or anon) is implementing so-called "bad words" in his edit, a warning should be placed sooner than if a new editor simply wrote a section devoid of anything but spoilers. Also, the seniority of the User/Anon should be monitored. if the editor is fairly new, go easy on them! but if they have been around long enough to have a grasp of the rules, then they should be treated accordingly.}} | {{KKD|time=01:58, February 1, 2010 (UTC)|sora=NinjaSheik has a good point as well. If the user is obviously messing pages up purposely, then they should be approached differently than a user who may have had good intentions, but messed up the article. But the thing is, where do we draw the line between good intentions and intentional messing up of the page? I say it should be at profanities. If the user (or anon) is implementing so-called "bad words" in his edit, a warning should be placed sooner than if a new editor simply wrote a section devoid of anything but spoilers. Also, the seniority of the User/Anon should be monitored. if the editor is fairly new, go easy on them! but if they have been around long enough to have a grasp of the rules, then they should be treated accordingly.}} | ||
{{NinjaSheik|text=Thanks for agreeing with me.}} | |||