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Operation Overdrive edit
If you could, please make a mention of this on Operation Overdrive's talk page. While "every site in the fandom is recognizing [it] as the official logo", I would rather you bring the discussion to the talk page, this way we can finalize it and possibly include it in the article itself. Perhaps even provide us a source so we can include the image you found and give it the correct fair use information, and what not. Ryūlóng 05:05, 9 August 2006 (UTC)
Comment on GN's talk edit
There are many other methods of going about this than immeadiately starting a request for arbitration against me to get me topic banned. I have done nothing that is against Wikipedia's standards. Just against the standards of all of you. And lately, all I've been doing is calmly discussing the retention of a footnote on a single article. All that has happened is that I've slighted your community because I'm keeping with Wikipedia's guidelines and policies instead of letting you post every single unreferenced thing possible to various articles. If you see Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive, that is how articles should be done. In-line references, lack of a massive trivia section, no speculation. The only problem you have with it is that it's "Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive" and not "Power Rangers Operation Overdrive." An RFAr is not the way to go about getting your way. Like Dmcdevit said, there are other avenues to go through before arbitration ever happens.—Řÿūłóñģ (竜龍) 22:16, 3 December 2006 (UTC)
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