180:"Controversy" is a word that needs to be used carefully here. A common product recall, a known rule, or something overhyped by one thing while the others just think of it as routine...that's not a controversy. I remove headings titled '"Controversy" when appropriate because it's needlessly provocative and usually used in a non-neutral way; say, certain parents getting annoyed by something only because some pressure group told them to, not because of natural and universal outrage.
56:. Back in 2005 I didn't know that Knowledge capitalized the first letter of titles, so at times I was called Mrs. Chimpf by unknowing users. I did find humor in it, but I finally bit the bullet in 2022 and had that "S" capitalized with a name change request, just in case you're wondering why over seventeen years of messages redirect that way.
718:, but most of the time I don't care for credit or anything. I say I lay the foundation and you bring the bricks. My major contributions were to the Paris article of course, at least before it got merged into one GG character article (since broken out with better sourcing), and since then to the Eastern Wisconsin radio and TV articles).
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I do disagree with some of the fair-use picture policies, but that's for the lawyers to fight out. Suffice to say if it's from a photo agency, it should be gone, but I think fan pictures and many historical logos are fair game (really, is
Nickelodeon going to throw a fit because you dredged up their
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I usually edit a little bit of everything, mainly pop culture topics, television shows, and television/radio stations, along with local roads and expressways. After so much time here though, you get bored editing the same things, so I've broadened my horizions to do minor spelling and grammar edits,
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As a
Wikipedian, you are under no legal obligation to update a company's name that changes every few months (this is especially annoying with media companies) for the sake of editing. If you have to update a subsidiary of a division of an LLC of a tax shelter S.A. or whatever, do so, but just know
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episodes upside-down revolving around the theme of
Carlton wearing a green sweater and featuring the 'world premiere' of a 13 second SpongeBob SquarePants Switch video game ad to be the most earth-shattering event in the history of mankind. Nor does it need an article.
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Nor does a block which everybody else except you, "Mr./Ms. Obsessed Fan with a restraining order filed by (current Nick actor)", a marketing exec, an announcer, or graphics guy at Nick calls '4pm-6pm and/or Mommy's calm-down time'. Really, as long as the kids see
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I have been editing here since May 2005, (a month of my editing time under an IP), so I should probably give you an idea of who I am beyond what's been here as a placeholder just so my name isn't red. So I'm finally getting around to adding userboxes (which are
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However, yes, I have made a few enemies out of some serial vandalizers and their sockpuppets (one created a "Sucks" account on
Twitter even! I feel honored by that). But eventually they get worn down, you just have to ignore their threats and push on against
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Though this was before #ChangeTheChannel happened in March 2018 and exposed a whole lot of garbage behind the scenes. I still follow many of the ex-CA'ers, but boy, the site has the template for How to Crash a Brand In 30 Days down to a
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I do deal with vandalism also, but it's not my life. Just enough to discourage them from doing it again, but not flying off the handle because someone added immature content that can easily be reverted. Hey, it is
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or SpongeBob on-screen, they don't care if it's named "The importance of hydro generation response resulting from the new thermal modeling -and required hydro modeling improvements...on Nick!".
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whenever I don't find anything to do on regular article patrol. I also have file-mover privileges, which I mainly use to change picture names to something that can actually be understood.
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I still stubbornly edit the same way I did in 2007; on the MonoBook skin, without Visual Editor, and with pop-ups. So if I'm not up on the latest 'in' thing here, that's probably why.
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and after awhile we'll just say the one company and be done. We're not employees of major media companies, but volunteers. Focus on editing, not on being a fan of a corporation.
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I am liberal, but here I'm neutral to anything political. If someone vandalizes an article about someone from another party, I still revert. It's the right thing to do.
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have an account on Fandom or Wikia (or CLG Wiki, which was thankfully blocked as an impersonator sock); if you do see someone under my username there, they're not me.
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If I can stay out of a content fight, I will. 3RR is an important rule and I feel it's better to come to a consensus than to make new enemies if I don't have to.
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here and will take caution editing articles for the cooperative members I support, along with not editing any article for NRTC (currently not existent) itself.
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superfan. I watched almost every episode and had videos of reviews up on YouTube before
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