User talk:Lawnmowers Rock!

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I noticed you created the article on "Darcy Gunning", which has been deleted as it is about an obviously non-encyclopedic subject. Please feel free to contribute to other articles which you think are encyclopedic in nature --- Deville (Talk) 01:50, 1 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Tuskegee Airmen talk page

Your recent comment on this page may be a well-meaning response to a racially-charged argument but it is not acceptable to insult others even in a "talk page" and contravenes the intentions and tenets of Wikipedia use. You may not have realized that your comment indicates that you are acting inappropriately. Treat my comment as a well-meaning yet illustrative request to adhere to the tenets of this forum.

There are "five pillars" of Wikipedia contributions. Briefly (or not so briefly), they are:

Wikipedia is an encyclopedia incorporating elements of encyclopedias, striving for accuracy with "no original research."
Wikipedia has a "neutral point of view," advocating no single point of view, presenting each point of view accurately and providing context, citing verifiable, authoritative sources.
Wikipedia is free content anyone may edit and no individual controls any specific article.
Wikipedia does not have firm rules besides the five general "pillars."
Wikipedia has a code of conduct:
- Respect your fellow Wikipedians
- Be civil
- Be open and welcoming
- Avoid making personal attacks or sweeping generalizations
- Stay cool when the editing gets hot
- Avoid edit wars
- Act in good faith and assume good faith on the part of others
- Follow the three-revert rule
- Never disrupt Wikipedia to illustrate a point

In reviewing your latest comment, it is evident that you are not acting in good faith as a Wikipedian. You have contravened all five general "guides" to conduct and your comment is considered a personal attack per wiki rules.Calling people names is unconscionable and will result in administrative consequences to limit or deny you rights to edit Wikipedia. Treat my comments as well-meaning yet illustrative requests to adhere to the tenets of this forum.Bzuk 15:18, 28 April 2007 (UTC).[reply]

Ghost Recon Wiki

Would you like to join this Wikia site? We're still young and small and would love any help we can get!Spartytime 13:25, 30 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

There's a link in the headline, if that's what you meant.Spartytime 16:31, 30 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]