User talk:GoldenGashBell

Regarding your edits to most Zatch Bell related articles

Hello. I've noticed that over the past few weeks, you have been changing the names of spells to what appear to be english versions of them. However, the spells you have edited have not been dubbed yet, and therefore do not have an english form. However, since I'm reluctant to edit the ones I am not sure of, if you can provide a link to the names of the spells you're providing, I'll believe it to be correct information. However, if you cannot come up with links to your sources, then I will report you to the administrators for constantly introducing incorrect information into multiple articles. -XxKibaxX Talk 17:13, 3 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Dear XxKibaxX

I am terribly sorry for the misunderstanding. It is true that the names of my edited spells have not yet been dubbed, but I was only changing these names in order to prevent a certain editor, of whom I have not yet tracked down, from completely rewriting this entire page. You see, the editor had previously changed the names of several colors (of the spellbooks) to improper names. I simply cannot stand improper color names, so I naturally changed them back. Then he changed the names of the spells and the colors, this time changing things like "Zaker" into "Zakeru" and "Ma Seshield" into "Ma Seshirudo" and so on. I corrected him (or her) but failed to realize that while correcting the editor's mistakes, I had also changed things that they hadn't. For instance, when I was changing Zatch's spells back, I saw "Zaguruzemu" and naturally changed it to "Zagurzem", thinking it was more of the editor's nonsense. The spells are now almost all back to the way they were, and the colors are back. I have checked the box for "watch this page" on each mamodo, so that the tricky editor will not strike again. Thank you very much.

Reply

Thank you for correcting the mistakes ;) -XxKibaxX Talk 11:22, 5 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Gash Bell book colors

I have noticed you are consistantly changing the color of the books that are listed in the "List of Zatch Bell! Characters" section. In case you were wondering, all of the book colors I have put up on the page have been confirmed both by Makoto Raiku and by Shonen Sunday through their web page that shows off all of the colors for the modern Mamono. Why are you changing the book colors when they have been verified? -StrangerAtaru 13:41, 10 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

It's Over!

I didn't know they had been verified! Sorry, okay? Between you and that other guy, it gets really annoying! I've stopped changing the colors! I only changed them in the first place because they didn't sound like real colors to me. Plus, to tell you the truth, I liked the old colors better. For Riya's book: Parakeet Green? Come on. It's just Dark Green! I won't change it, but things like that are kind of cluttering the article in my opinion. It's over. The colors will remain the way they are unless someone else changes them. I'm through. I won't even edit this article any more. I'm leaving all of you. It's really kind of sad, because I haven't been here for very long and you've said to me very violently and repeatedly that I was not welcome because of my constant mistakes with the colors. So I'm going off to another article. Goodbye. Golden Gash Bell

August 2007

Please assume good faith when dealing with other editors, which you did not on List of Pokémon (481-493). Thank you. Spigot Map 03:52, 19 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Bad day. Please leave me alone. I was angry. Now I'm tired. Honestly, I do not think I will be returning to Wikipedia. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by GoldenGashBell (talk • contribs) 04:12:28, August 19, 2007 (UTC).

Be sure and maintain Civility when communicating with other editors. Having a bad day is not a good excuse for not assuming good faith or being uncivil. Spigot Map 04:15, 19 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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