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You might want to add content to the Army of Me (band) page, or else it might be deleted for having none. --Wafulz 16:10, 4 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I only got the info box done before my dumbass little brother got hissy and had me booted of the comp. --NeoAC 12:05 AM AST, August 6, 2006

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Hey I just wanted to add my support for the Haley translation page you had running. I've added my support to get it back, if that counts for anything. I really enjoyed going back and finding out exactly what she was saying. So, even if it never comes back, you have my thanks. Disco 11:33, 23 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]



I'm sorry if you feel that I acted inappropriately with regard to the translations, but the simple fact remains that it was indiscriminate information, which, by policy, is not what Wikipedia is about. I felt that it was inappropriate and followed the correct protocol by nominating it for deletion, which allows an open debate on the subject, where people can put their views on why the information should be allowed to remain. I put my opinion across; everyone else had the opportunity to do likewise. The case was presented to editors with no vested interest in the topic under discussion and the information was ultimately rejected for inclusion. That should be the end of things. Please understand that this is not intended personally in any way; I mean no insult to you. I simply believe in the integrity of Wikipedia and, if we repeatedly ignore the inclusion guidelines that have been set up, then that integrity is compromised, which I don't think any of us would wish to see happen.

I believe that one suggestion made during the discussion was that this information would be more appropriately placed in WikiQuotes, and I can certainly think of a considerable number of other quotes from the webcomic that could be included in an OotS page created therein. It might be that the translations would also be considered to be too indiscriminate there as well, but, without knowledge of their specific policies, I cannot comment and would certainly not feel sufficiently knowledgeable enough about it to make a similar challenge there. Indeed, were you, or any other interested party, to create a page of OotS quotes, I would undoubtedly contribute to it myself. --Tailkinker 12:52, 23 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Starshine

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There are regular Haley tranlations on the official OotS fora, you know. DS 17:53, 24 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I am aware of that the forums contain the translations, and I even used a couple of them when translating from the comic itself proved extremely dfifficult. However, to get them, you have to search through a lot of pages, and I thought some people might appreciate it if the translations were in a more accessible place. NeoAC 27 December 2006

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I've honoured your restoration request, please see User_talk:Sandstein/Archive_3#A_Recent_Deletion. Sandstein 18:38, 30 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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