User talk:Matt121493/Oct

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User Pages

User pages are exempt from a lot of the rules that a pirate page must follow. They don't have to be encyclopedic, don't have to be about their pirate, don't have to use an infobox, they can include lists of their ships, etc. There are very few reasons that an editor on the Yppedia has for editing an user page that is not their own. There is also no reason for moving a page from userspace to mainspace unless a user has asked for help with it. If you are unsure of whether something is appropriate on a user page, I would suggest you leave a message on one of the administrator's talk pages and we can check it out. As such, your move of User:Blackink has been reverted. -- Cedarwings (t/c) 18:49, 28 October 2007 (PDT)

Talk archive

I understand (sort of) your reasons for blanking this page but it would be useful if the messages that you received went into some sort of archive. Maybe something similar to this page. I don't like to repeat messages if they have already been given and I know it has happened at least once on your talk page. I could even create it for you if you like. -- Cedarwings (t/c) 18:49, 28 October 2007 (PDT)

Cleanup tag

The Swobby article was fine. It just needed to have the infobox fixed. Don't tag an article as cleanup needing an infobox, links and more info if it doesn't need those things. The article in question had an infobox (even if it was slightly broken), links to other articles and a pirate stub tag which denotes when an article could use more information. --Guppymomma 15:40, 23 October 2007 (PDT)

A Polite Request

We are still learning to use YPP and we are doing OK, just because we don't finish an article in one go doesn't mean that it is A) incorrect or B) will remain in that state. Also you started editing my article earlier, while I was already in the process of doing so. I found it quite rude and also intimidating that you jumped in straight away before considering the fact the author may have further contributions in the immediate future. Once again thanks for the formatting help on the crew page, but I personally and on behalf of my crew respectfully request you refrain from editing our crew, flag and member pages in future in the interests of accuracy. We are confident administrators are qualified enough to pick up on our errors and advise us accordingly. KR, Kelli -- Kellifer1980 16:07, 23 October 2007 (PDT)

Cheers :) I think I got it though.. it's about about info box, which I knew about. I was guna leave it till tomorrow but I've done it now to keep them happy :) Thanks for the formatting help on the Golden Bladers page. If you see any errors can you let me know rather than editing? It's my crew's page so we keen to have the crew edit it as they feel appropriate for content :) Many thanks.

A couple of things

  1. If you wish to propose a change to a template, your second attempt was the correct action. The talk page of the template you wish to see changes to will get responses from the correct people. Leaving a message on the talk page of most of the OMs will not speed up the process. In fact the OM that you left a message for was updating pages that appear in-game and she does not actively monitor the Yppedia.
  2. I'm not sure exactly why, but if you are clearing your talk page so that others don't see what was written on it, it is somewhat pointless as the history of the page still exists and someone can always go back check what messages have been left here. +
-- Cedarwings (t/c) 13:30, 23 October 2007 (PDT)

Nov-Mar 08

Re: User:Aguia 1143

Please note that this is a user page, and we generally do not edit pages in this namespace. Also, when commenting on a userpage, the user in question will see a bright orange box indicating that they have a new message, so please refer to them when commenting there. Thanks --Nicksterv (t/c) 11:25, 3 November 2007 (PDT)

Allowing time for users to edit their pages

Ahoy! As a courtesy to other users, please allow around fifteen minutes from the last edit for a user to finish editing their page before making your own changes to the page. This is to ensure that they do not see an edit conflict error. Thanks --Nicksterv (t/c) 11:37, 3 November 2007 (PDT)

Hehe, no problem. Just thought I'd let you know :) --Nicksterv (t/c) 16:22, 3 November 2007 (PDT)

Archiving

Please go back through the now archived talk page of the Atlantis outposts list. You need to leave discussions that have not been concluded on the page. Don't archive just for the sake of archiving if discussions are ongoing. --Guppymomma 10:57, 4 November 2007 (PST)

Obsolete

We do not use the {{Obsolete}} (Usage) template for pirates that no longer exist. I have reverted your edit. -- Cedarwings (t/c) 11:32, 4 November 2007 (PST)

Warning message

Please be aware that your comments that you left on the talk page for User:Spyguye were quite inappropriate. Just because a new editor booches up his first edit is no reason for a vandalism warning. There was nothing inappropriate about his edit. Yes it needed some cleanup, no it wasn't vandalism. I'm sure I have asked you this before, but please be patient with new editors. Please do not continue to misuse the warning messages or you will be asked to stop, or blocked from editing in order to get you to rethink your edits. -- Cedarwings (t/c) 00:11, 22 November 2007 (PST)

Yppedia:Editors' Code of Conduct

Please read this! Especially the part that talks about being patient when editing pages. As Nicksterv mentioned above, please wait at least 15 minutes before you jump in and edit a page someone is working on. This is the third time that this has been mentioned to you in the last month. Just to remind you, this was the First time and this was the second time. Future problems with this may result in you being blocked from editing the Yppedia for at least a day. -- Cedarwings (t/c) 00:34, 22 November 2007 (PST)

Creating policies out of thin air?

You made an edit to the page Humble Glory stating {{cleanupfor|putting events in reverse chronological order as by wiki policy}}. While the Yppedia takes a lot of similarities from the Wikipedia; all of the policies that exist in the Wikipedia do not exist here. Policies that exist in the Yppedia can be all found here. -- Cedarwings (t/c) 08:38, 22 November 2007 (PST)

Tag removal

Just because of one comment on a talk page does not give you the right to remove a merge tag from an article. The tag was placed there so it could be discussed. If after a given period of time and discussion it was determined that it is no longer needed it will be removed. Since you are unable to determine this sort of thing, I would ask that you refrain from dealing with such situations in the future. If you are in need of assistance, please ask an administrator for help. If you are unable to control your edits, you may be blocked from editing the Yppedia. -- Cedarwings (talk) 06:34, 15 March 2008 (PDT)
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