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File source problem with File:Craig Macneill.jpg edit
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Your recent edits edit
Hello. I see that you removed a number of negative reviews from The Boy (2015 film). I re-integrated the sources that you added but reverted your blanking. Please do not do this. If you are associated with the filmmakers or the film's production, you should read our guideline on how to manage a conflict of interest. Wikipedia is not a promotional tool. We neutrally report reviews – good, bad, and mixed – without censoring them. NinjaRobotPirate (talk) 03:14, 13 April 2015 (UTC)
- Look, please stop trying to promote the film. If you keep up this disruptive editing, you can lose your editing privileges. I reverted your latest edit because it violates MOS:LINK and because you're clearly moving positive reviews to the forefront. I wouldn't care so much, except that you already removed all the negative reviews, and I'm losing my patience for promotional edits on this article. If it keeps up, I'll seek administrator assistance. NinjaRobotPirate (talk) 18:39, 13 April 2015 (UTC)
Thank you for your note. I'm just wondering why you are putting all the negative reviews up front. All I've done is added one review up top so that the reviews "good, bad, and mixed" are honestly placed.
- Variety and The Hollywood Reporter are trade magazines and are more prominent than random websites on the Internet. I like Badass Digest, but people are going to want to know what prominent critics think. It's not sorted by reception, though some editors like to do that. They lump all the positive reviews, mixed reviews, then negative reviews into different paragraphs. In a film like Star Wars or Titanic, you could probably do that, because there are so many reviews. For a smaller film, there just aren't enough review to support separate paragraphs. Other prefer to sort them by nationality, but, again, there aren't enough reviews for a breakdown by geographic location. I honestly don't care all that much about the order, but, like I said, I'm becoming increasingly skeptical of edits made to this article. NinjaRobotPirate (talk) 19:11, 13 April 2015 (UTC)
Thank you for your explanation. That all makes complete sense. It's just that currently the editor has all the negative reviews at the top and the strong ones are at the bottom. Would you mind if I adjusted the order a bit so it feels more neutral? Thank you again for all the information.
- How is more neutral to intentionally list positive reviews first? If you want to move the other stuff around, go ahead, but I really don't like the idea of Variety and The Hollywood Reporter being moved. I think they should be the first reviews listed. Once Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic index the film, it will probably have a positive reception, and we can prominently list that. Also, in case I wasn't clear, please don't embed links like [http://www.indiewire.com Indiewire] in the article body. If you want to make a link, use brackets like this: [[Indiewire]], which will link to the Wikipedia article on Indiewire. The citation itself will lead readers to the review. We don't make individual words a link to external websites, because that causes confusion over where the link goes. NinjaRobotPirate (talk) 20:06, 13 April 2015 (UTC)
Thank you. I'll keep those two reviews up top and adjust a couple others that are below. Understood on the citation. Thanks again for clarifying all this, much appreciated.
Disputed non-free use rationale for File:Ana Asensio at the International Rome Film Festival.jpg edit
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File permission problem with File:Ana Asensio.jpg edit
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