QUOTE(Milton Roe @ Thu 16th April 2009, 10:45pm)
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QUOTE(Son of a Yeti @ Mon 30th March 2009, 8:26am)
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QUOTE(Hell Freezes Over @ Sun 29th March 2009, 7:20pm)
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It's annoying that people turn up to articles other people have worked hard on, and start picking them apart just to push that person's buttons.
Ever heard of WP:OWN, did you?
For SlimVirgin's sake, we should have a little window that opens up on WP, every time you hit the "edit" tab, which starts out with a warning. Something like:
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If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly or redistributed for profit by others, do not submit it.
I think that would help Slim out when Slim starts getting all bothered over somebody messing with her hard work.
What do you all think of this idea?
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To be fair, it is frustrating when someone edits an article that you've spent a lot of time on in way that you think is unhelpful. For example, someone recently edited an article that I'm currently working on to try to get it ready for FA nomination with
this edit which, to be honest, I don't fully agree with. But what am I going to do about it? I'll probably rearrange it a little in the future and work more with the editor
in the discussion section about it on the article's talk page.
That's the way you have to do things in a wiki. Reverting other people's changes with edit summaries that say "per talk" or
see talk when you
haven't done any actual talking seems to miss the point of how the wiki is supposed to work.
By the way, Tryptofish appears to have
sound reasoning for using the FBI cite instead of the DoHS cite for the lede at ALF. As he points out, the DoHS cite is a draft document. In your response, you don't address his point about the source, but instead seem to be saying,
I disagree so therefore the article should
stay in my version.