User talk:Scproductions

Please do not add nonsense to Wikipedia, as you did to The Radclyffe School. It is considered vandalism. If you would like to experiment, use the sandbox. Thank you. -- 24.12.226.74 01:44, 21 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Yes, this was blatant vandalism -- spamming the same unsourced paragraph (about a ossible relaunch of Pop Idol) across at least 21 articles, all of which it doesn't belong in. The articles are :

Deutschland sucht den SuperStar

The X Factor (TV series)

List of UK television series

Please stop it! -- ArglebargleIV 04:39, 21 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Response to your comment at User talk:ArglebargleIV

First, just because Pop Idol is the parent of many of the shows below doesn't mean that information about a Pop Idol relaunch belongs there -- it plainly doesn't. It isn't as relevant to those articles as you think it is. The Nouvelle Star article, for example, is about Nouvelle Star, not Pop Idol, and a Pop Idol relaunch doesn't affect Nouvelle Star in the slightest. It would be the same for the other derivative shows' articles. The Pop Idol article is the place for Pop Idol facts, not articles which are not about Pop Idol.

Information about a Pop Idol relaunch would go in the Pop Idol article. A mention could possibly be placed in the 19 Entertainment, Sky One, and the Idol series articles -- but if placed there, it needs to be as a shortened summary (with only the relevant details for that article), with a reference to the Pop Idol article for further details. Maybe Simon Fuller's and FremantleMedia's articles would get a reference as well. Definitely NOT X-Factor, Love Island, Ant & Dec -- because they are NOT involved. To clarify this -- the same long paragraph does not have to be repeated across 21+ articles, most of which aren't about Pop Idol.

Also, the long paragraph certainly doesn't go into the British Television article, since that is an overview article, not concerned with specifics of a particular show, and it definitely should not go into the List of UK television series article, since it is a simple listing of shows and should stay that way.

Secondly, all you have is an unsourced rumor. If it was in the Sun newspaper (as one edit sumary suggested) -- give a reference, give a link!!! Summarize it, and leave out the speculation! If all there is is speculation and rumor, leave it out of Wikipedia! Wikipedia is for verifiable facts, not speculation and rumors.

Thirdly, because you posted the same long unsourced paragraph across 21 articles (22 counting Canadian Idol, which someone reverted before I got to it) and the fact that you marked many of the edits as 'minor' (when they certainly weren't), I believe that my characterization of your mass of edits as spam is correct by definition. -- ArglebargleIV 19:35, 21 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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