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and Czar uses a particular style that centralizes the references together in one place then refers to them by a name. It's actually my preferred style, but there are guidelines that direct us not to change the established style of an article, so the way you are used to is more commonly encountered. That goes both ways. Since Czar has established that style for Disc Room, it should be maintained. If you have any questions on how to use that style, I'm sure we can explain. --
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boards, their dates CAN be accurate when applicable. I don't what else to explain better here. Knowledge is user-based. Nintendo Life and
Gematsu sources their stuff from Nintendo Everything, Pure Nintendo and such. What is it with you admins? If you want to get rid of me, than do it. But you can't block anyone from viewing pages.
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Actually I still have that problem, could you see if you can find anyone who possibly uses a phone to try and edit and see if it's just my phone that does it, please? It sorta annoying that I somehow can't get the copy and paste to work. Every time I try to highlight something and paste something, it
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Thank you both. I'll wait for a reply from
Zachary, but that is helpful. Zachary, you should address these specific concerns when you respond. I guess I'm looking for more detail than "I was wrong and won't do it again". This would almost certainly be your last chance, so I want to try to ensure it
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Thanks for the reply. Is there a list of release dates for games that are released in North
America and Europe that we can cite together using a footnote or something instead of cluttering the list with a bunch of different references with the same information on release dates? With Japan however, I
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It's only not happening on that list alone, as other lists have been doing that as well. Apparently I'm only allowed to write by hand I guess, which is weird, or it might be a Sprint carrier thing, because ever since T-Mobile merged, me and my family personally have been having problems. Do you guys
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Okay. I honestly thought that it's been awhile, things have changed since, like the 'Permanent' key beside the 'Watch this page'. So I also thought that maybe you guys changed to remove the copy and paste feature altogether, I don't really think typing everything by hand is my thing, but if it makes
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I would probably start by adding some links to pages that have a page already and merging the references to the respective pages if a reference isn't specified for that particular console. I've looked and there are some that would possibly need linking, if you guys are okay with me doing so. If not,
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Ferret brings up what happened actually. What I fully understand is that other editors in my absence, have maintained the lists, more specifically the Switch list, however, there are some hiccups to those missing, I would like to fix without being a danger to others, especially when it is concerning
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We don't want you to be silent, cave in to others, and reduce your editing if that's not what you want to do; that doesn't address the underlying thinking behind your actions. We want to know how your behavior will change going forward. This is a collaborative project and it may not be possible to
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NintendoLife, which is certainly a lesser quality source. The referencing format that Czar uses is perfectly acceptable. There are several ways of doing references,
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might help me with, did you guys get rid of the copy and paste mechanic? Typing on a list is a lot harder now that I think lists are getting bigger now and when I was updating it, it seems as though the page runs super slow on my phone now. Is this happening to any of your guy's phones/computers at
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I have no additional inquiries. As you can see in his responses, Zachary shows a concern for what "others are getting away with", but as long as he keeps his cool and understands that it's sometimes difficult to communicate to IP users, it seems he has no issue with recent consensuses. Zachary: The
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I have read that and what I don't get though, is the number of additional games being added by others not involved by me, a heap of games are added by anonymous users, and if the following of the points of those mentioned in that criteria, they look like they are ignored as some games on the Switch
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Yes, this is baffling all around. I'm not aware of any major authorities that are, without any sort of context or qualifiers, referring to the pandemic in the past-tense like that. He's advanced no sort of coherent argument backing his stance, just a completely unfounded rage response that totally
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OK, so reviewing your talk page and some of your old contribs, it seems like you've frequently been rude to people in the past, and refused to go along with established guidelines on video game list articles. I'm reasonably comfortable that this unblock request is an agreement to stop being rude.
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just not interact with others. You can adhere to consensus without agreeing with it. Your actions were not "unlawful" as
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Hmm. I think they be footnoted in the article itself if linked. As far as I'm concerned though, references such as those that don't have a page available should be listed on the lists like the Xbox One games, if that makes sense. But Xbox Japan website still doesn't work with releases? I don't get
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I understand my reasoning behind the block that my actions were very unnecessary. I swear on my oath that I will not blame others for what they are doing right. I will not harass or bully others to do what they want and instead, just fix mistakes without saying anything that would otherwise upset
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Part of your unblock agreement was that you would keep a good attitude and be civil to people, but I keep seeing instances where you keep griping about having to follow policies or consensus formed. It's getting old. You know what
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I'm not particularly convinced. We've gone through the cycle so many times and he's been given so much rope. He'll add to the list constructively for a while, and then it'll devolve when he threatens to randomly stop following policy/guidelines/consensus he doesn't like, or randomly start making
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Gematsu doing it. But personally? I don't like Nintendo Life being considered a reliable source. They are little better that Nintendo Everything and the plethera of other "Nintendo This" and "Nintendo That" fan sites. In theory though, if a site is reliable and they
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I've said this many times, and I seem to act like a broken record here. When sources such as
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adhering to rules regarding list articles. I will instead just go with what you guys want to change. I will keep my thoughts to myself and keep my mouth shut. I will go as far as make weekly contributions instead of daily. I promise anyone that. I'm truly sorry for what I've done the past year.
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I understand the reasons why I was blocked for my disruptive behavior in ensuing threats towards other moderators/contributors. I believe that my actions were very uncomfortable with others. I'm very sorry for my unlawful yelling in all caps, angering people I wish I'd never did, as well as not
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The idea is that, if a reliable source cites and unreliable source, the reliable source did their due diligence to confirm it was correct. And you cite the reliable source, not the unreliable one. Or even search for a difference reliable source that doesn’t use the unreliable source. But you
1084:) As you still have access to your talk page, please post your unblock request to your user talk page, omitting any off-Wiki personally identifying information. If you have not already done so, please place the following at the bottom of your talk page, filling in "Your reason here "
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until you can wrap your head around it. But again, opting out a consensus is not an option. You’ve been editing a long time, and should know better by now. If you blatantly disregard a consensus or purposely use an unreliable source again, your account is blocked indefinitely.
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the consequence of allowing some other editors to get involved in them, as he was fairly overwhelming in his speed of adding entries to them. There's more potential for him to show he can work well with others, beyond just the normal WP:VG regulars who monitor lists. --
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list have little to no source to back up. Games that are being added, those people seem to be adding them from Nintendo's official websites. I would follow it, but I'd like to wait before adding at least a game, because it looks to me, others aren't too keen on that.
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If you could do that for me, I'd appreciate that. Don't know why I didn't mention this a couple years ago. I just didn't think of it until today. Happy Mother's Day to your family btw. Mine didn't go as planned because of the circumstances surrounding today's world.
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though I'll leave the IP users to you guys from now on, as I'm concerned about saying something in a snarky tone like I did numerous times in the past, and that is probably also what led to my actions that got me blocked, not just the changes in the lists.
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Wait a moment, I actually was trying to transport the source from the List to the article on the topic. But that source with the review, should be under the Reception. There are probably some things that have changed with in regards to sources, are there,
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could point me to a noticeboard or talk page or other place where I can get up to speed on what happened, and if you (Zachary) can go into more detail on what went wrong, guideline-wise, and what you're going to do instead, we might be able to move
2852:- reinstating indefinite block. Violating agreed-upon behavior conditions, adding defiant statement to user page, and changing lead sentence in high profile COVID-19 article against established consensus while leaving inappropriate edit summary.
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I'm sorry, but I cannot unblock you at this time. Please describe in greater detail how your editing was unconstructive and how you would edit constructively if unblocked. ( Please read Knowledge's Guide to appealing blocks for more information.
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Hello! I see you're an avid editor in the "List of X games" genre, specifically adding release dates. A lot of the games don't have sources to back them up, so here's an easy way of finding them (if you don't know this already); I'm gonna use
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After I posted I saw the section above but got distracted and forgot to mention that I saw you had gotten help. Anyway, I'm way behind in the Help Desk archives and when I see a situation where I could have helped, I will sometimes respond.—
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i edited the PS5 page because while i was reading it, i was a bit confused that it may have contained PS4 games, if you could maybe sometime take a look at this and tell me what you think, and if i made the right call here, thankyou friend!
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100:. There is a long-running consensus that Gamefaqs is not a reliable source, and you do not have the right to opt out of following that consensus. You start a discussion to change the consensus, or you follow it. Those are your two options.
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key is to not get riled up over it. The IPs (or even named accounts) may never even see edit notices, inclusion criterias, talk page warnings, edit summaries in reverts, etc. Keep cool, simply revert where needed with explanation. --
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goes against his unblock conditions. And in a content area he knows nothing about and has no experience in. Just absolutely terrible judgement all around. I was already concerned by his October edits. This is way worse.
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I'm not having any issues with this. However I do switch to desktop view when editing. I still edit on my Android phone but the page still does it sometimes. I've just learn to deal with it. Thanks for asking.
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that you were "mistreated" when you weren't. Past experience has shown that you only respond to clear warnings. Even so, my warning is perfectly polite and explains exactly why the behavior was a problem. --
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Sorry, I simply don't edit on Mobile, either with mobile web view or with the app. You might try asking at the Helpdesk if anyone knows what's going on. Or try switching to "Desktop view" in your browser. --
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You honestly don’t care about users anymore it seems like? If you really wanna just perma ban me, then I honestly won’t force you to do that. Sick and tired of people treating users like crap anyways *sigh*
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Like, seriously, not going to happen anymore. (Right?!) I'm less clear on what the guideline-related problems were, and less clear that you're agreeing you won't violate those anymore in this request. If
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to the admins, like Serge and Ferret. I totally understand if this is my last chance. I'd like to give this my last shot if possible. I will pay attention to what I say either on the lists, or elsewhere.
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Replying to ping. No objection to block. Note that the last unblock was described by the unblocking admin (me) as a last chance, so I'd object to anyone unblocking, particularly in the next year. --
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Zachary - You’re not required to archive your own talk page, though many prefer to. It’s up to you. If you want me to archive it, I will. If you don’t, you don’t need to. Just let me know.
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Zachary, let's look at something very specific. Recently a consensus was reached to set an inclusion criteria for the list of Nintendo Switch games. That inclusion criteria can be read at
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When citing a release date, use the cite web template and plop in the overview page's URL. For the title, I normally do " - ". Hope this guide helps you in finding release date sources!
264:, please don't do that. I can't say I know what you were doing, but if you really want it off of this page, I recommend you paste your old talk page into a page titled something like
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stuff that would make more sense here. If you want to take a look at the List of Switch games, it would seem much simpler to put it that way, but instead of going like this again,
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Thank you. Block endorsed. To anyone who may see this down the line - please discuss this editors long history on Knowledge with me before considering an unblock request. Thanks.
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editors. I have read the entire article on the site guidelines and I would like to have another chance. There are a few mistakes that are minor that I would like to politely fix.
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2210:, could you see if what he stated was the right call to make? I don't think I know the actual answer to this problem, and I thought you might help with this? Thanks!
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attitude in July of this year was a harbinger of trouble to come. A total lack of understanding that he must edit in a collaborative manner-- and refusal to do so.
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Thank you for your reply. When I tried to do that, it deletes it when I highlight it, which is weird to me, but I'll just keep going instead. But thanks.
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