User talk:TiCPU

Welcome

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May 2007

Warning removed by User:Philippe. Issued in error. Philippe 22:26, 13 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

The Warning That Used to be Above

Whew, good question - that one took a few minutes to track down. The page in question is Brunnis, which has since been set up to redirect to Lexx. But, if you look at [1] the page history, you can see what was actually on the page prior to the redirect, which an admin set up, and frankly I should have done that myself - rather than tagging it as speedy, I should have called that vandalism and reverted. Why it slapped that warning on you, I'm not sure, because it should have gone to another user - you didn't do it - someone after you did. I'm not sure why that happened, except it was a problem in the script and it shouldn't have fired it on you. Best guess, the script saw that I put a speedy on it, and it fired that warning at you since you created the page, rather than the person that the put the vandalism on it. My apologies, and I have removed the warning from your talk page. Thanks for bringing it to my attention! Philippe 22:26, 13 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

ArbCom elections are now open!

Hi,
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