User talk:Jwhyte1

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Wikipedia is NOT a Crystal Ball

Since the information you added was from your own Point of View, then it can be concluded that the information you added is based on Pure Speculation. Vegeta was never seen using that form, he only new about the possible weaknesses he could have been subject to if he did transform. Because of the fact that Vegeta was NEVER seen using this form in either the Manga or the Anime and because Wikipedia content is based on factual notable information (not just "common sense"), then there would be no place to add this speculation of yours to the article. You can speculate all you want about this, but you can never be 100% sure about the whether or not he did at one point transform to this form. And speculation is not "allowed" (by Wikipedia policy) on Wikipedia. I really didn't want to get much more into this since I was afraid that this would be too complicated for you to comprehend. And as for the Warning I gave you, well, that was just a standard warning template that is pre-created to clear up vandalism. Don't take it personal, it's just a standard procedure. And I apologize for not responding to you sooner, I just haven't had the time to do it. Hope that clears everything up. --3bulletproof16 21:36, 4 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

No problem. I'm glad you understand, and you can always contact me on my talk page if you have any more questions. Just remember that it makes it a lot easier for an editor to read your comments if you place them on the very bottom of their User Talk Page with a heading, like so...

Vegeta

Your right, that addition was based on pure speculation, I didn't read wikipedia's policies until just a few hours ago so please forgive me for that mistake. I have however been using wikipedia for a while now and have grown quite fond of it so when I see an article that seems to need input I try to make it as complete as possible to make it a better article. I f see any DBZ articles that I might think needs editing I guess I can consult with you about first as you seem to be a reliable source of information. Thanks for tolerating me and I am glad to be a new member!

... Also remember to sign your comments so that the reader knows who you are. As it says in the Welcome Message: you can sign your comments using Four tildes, like this (~~~~) which produces your name and the current date. Once again, if you half any further questions you can always contact me on my talk page. --3bulletproof16 23:24, 4 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Your Message

Re your question of why I removed your comment without a response[1]: there is a response in my edit summary, nor did I find your original message to be "genuine and appropriate" nor am I concerned about helping my "case." Re-read your originally message[2] then read the top of my user talk page. The reason it was removed without comment can be found if you do. If you wish to ask a question, that's fine, but if it fails my stated guidelines, it will be removed without any more response than what is in my edit summary at my discretion.-- Collectonian (talk · contribs) 13:45, 25 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]