Thunderstone99
List of Jak and Daxter characters edit
Hi, I appreciate your help, but just remember Wikipedia only needs the most important information. Trivial things can be added in The Jak and Daxter Wiki. Thanks, Blake (Talk·Edits) 15:54, 11 October 2009 (UTC)
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Non-Free rationale for File:Jak and Daxter- The Lost Frontier.jpg edit
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AN/I edit
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Proposed merge involving Republican Primary articles edit
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Follow up on your opinion re Jennifer Government: NationStates's "Possible Abuse" section edit
You commented on Talk:Jennifer Government: NationStates, particularly the deleted "Possible Abuse" section. As a new editor, I would greatly appreciate further comment, more information, or some advice regarding this article and this issue -- particularly as I and another editor have added unanswered comments. Essentially, the "Possible Abuse" section meets WP:VERIFY/WP:RS and the rest of the article really does not. After a month (in which NS staff have commented on this issue) no new sources have been added to the original article and none are likely to be. WP:COMMONSENSE and WP:CONTEXTMATTERS indicates that rules of NS, events on NS, announcements by the site owner, etc., are best sourced from NS itself. WP:3PARTY will almost never exist. What are your thoughts? Assuming I wish to follow-up, I assume reversing the edit deleting the Possible Abuse section would be bad form. Should I seek WP:DR and, if so, how? Thank you in advance for your time and any assistance. --Po-tee-weet (talk) 01:30, 9 April 2014 (UTC)