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NinjaSheik - All of this might have started with a lie...But I'm really am glad that I could meet you... TALK - One day, the light-it will be ours, and it will bring us together. Til then, I'll be in your heart...
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I'm just eyeing it right now, but it looks really good so far. I'd like to take the time fully read over everything, and express my opinions once I do. Quite a lot to go through while juggling other things. ^_^; However, I do want to say this: I want to be careful about being too overly wordy in our policies and guides, as to not talk down to the users while being clear on the rules. Majority of the time, users who come any wiki at all will never read policies and guides first, and this is typically due to the fact that most users find it as real pain to read them because policies and guides are extremely dense, especially for large communities (e.g. Avatar Wiki's guides and policies, which is massive and extremely detailed and elaborate). It's important to keep in mind that most users are teenagers or adults, and it's should be common knowledge for users to use their common sense when editing on a community. I think being overly wordy is, in some ways, a little condescending to the users, and that's definitely something we should be careful about. It's important to be detailed, but not overly so. I hope that makes sense.
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