Wellsworth96

Thanks :)

Firstly, Do NOT spam my wall with the exact same message twice!

Second, the actress hinted she'd be in the spin-off.

Which website did you hear that Becca was going to be in the spin-off?

Twitter........

Can you add a link?

Have you not seen the episodes?

Which episodes?

Any episode.

Tell me the name of the episode?

Have you even watched the series? You don't act like you have.

I saw the show, but I didn't see anything what Blythe Ann and Jae said.

Hmmm. I don't believe you.

But if you must know....it was in the episode where Ryker told the hosts family's the truth.

You mean the episode called "Matryoshka", they didn't say that. Let me take a look again.

They did!

I just took a look just now. I looked at the full episode video and they did not.

I heard it. I don't know which episode it was.

If I may step in -- I believe it's like a standard thing, where you write numbers out as words but once they hit, like, eleven or something, then you just type them out. It's easier to write 299 than two-hundred-ninety-nine.

Then that is what I will do from now on, thank you for getting back to me so soon.

Yes, as KeepOnKeepingOn said. Sorry for not responding til now.

This wiki doesn't have a formal policy (that I recall). In general we follow Wikipedia's manual of style, so see MOS:SPELL09.

I am sorry I have upset you. You don't like me? That's fine. I can edit what I please and I am NOT harming anything by "following" others around fixing any mistake they may make. And I am not being rude to anyone intentionally.

PS: I don't have any "aggression". You are in the wrong to make such an assumption. I am also not intending to be hostile or any other of the allegations you've thrown at me.

And if you allowed to make such allegations against me, I don't think you are the nicest person either.

Honestly I'm not upset. More surprised (not pleasantly) to find this kind of passive-aggressive hostility on a nice wiki about a fun TV show. Figured I'd address it head on instead of being passive-aggressive in return. 

Of course we can all do what we like, within reason, but "don't be a dick" seems to be a pretty common standard in internet forums, wikis, even most subreddits. Scolding colleagues obtusely in comments, rather than compromising, accepting, or the rare constructive criticism where appropriate?  Yeah, that's being a dick.

If they were all legit corrections I'd have rolled with it... but many are not objectively correct, they are simply asserting your preference over an equal teammate's. Less cool. (Some are def corrections, as I've mentioned. No issue with those, they're great. And no need to be rude, whether correct or a personal-preference thing. If you can't tell that snarking at people in edit-comments is rude... I don't know what to tell you.)

I am confused by your repeating of the word "comments". I have not edited anyone's comments. Comments are at the bottom of pages. Are you meaning the "edit summary" feature or edits or something else?

And I am very sorry if you think I am "being a dick". I'll try to word my edit summaries differently.

Edit-comments, edit-summaries, the things that I quoted that you wrote recently... yeah.  Those.

If you'll make an effort, great!

If facetious... whatever. But I'll assume good faith since we've been asked to do so. 

Cheers.

Look I get you like everything to be perfect and to quote your profile you are "a grammar nerd (within reason) who loves continuity and order." But, you aren't the only person here, this wiki is community of people from all over the world. Just because you prefer something to be worded one way doesn't mean that the rest of the community does. I know the same could be said vice versa.

I hope you don't take this the wrong way as it wasn't meant to be mean.

LOL I'm not the one changing minor stuff like "surmised" to "assumed" - which are effectively the same, just a matter of personal preference. I will always be available to add info or actually-correct grammar, though no need to start editing wars in 99.999% of cases. Cooperation is important on a wiki, which is why I bring stuff up in Talk/comments if it's likely to even maybe be controversial. Not just change stuff that doesn't need changing, nor whining at people in editing-comments (editing summaries, whatever). 

I never would have approached you if you had just been civil. Or clear about constructive criticism.

As it is, the TL;DR is "hey, could you either please be more civil, or at least be direct & clear if you're going to be confrontational/combative?" 

You said you'll try to do better with edit summaries at least. Good enough for me.

As I said above:

LOL take your own advice and we'll all be fine.

I find the "LOL" at the beginning of your last two messages very rude.

The question, I have for you is why do you care so much? It's just picture. You are the one who started it with your nonsense about how it scared you.

I'm just saying why you are obsessed with that picture.

I am not obsessed with anything. The same could said about you, though.

I was scared.

As Janus100 told you, "Your feelings over a character or a specific scene are not valid justifications for why a specific image should or should not be used."

Okay? but why do you want to put that picture in the infobox?

I am gathering that you don't fully understand what Janus said. Because yours was of worse quality.

As Janus100 told you, how you feel cannot dictate your edits. That is not a valid reason in my eyes and your picture is horrible quality. I am not trying to be cold hearted, but it's just a picture.

Eugene....... let me repeat: "Your feelings over a character or a specific scene are not valid justifications for why a specific image should or should not be used." You're making this image sound like James is all bloody, snarling, and shooting lasers out of his eyes. However, the image you're so upset about has nothing graphic or violent in it.

If you're so upset over this scene, I'm surprised you're watching the series. You must be crying yourself to sleep only to awaken with violent nightmares every single night given all the scary and haunting scenes.

I'm sorry for being callous, but your argument went from silly to absurd. Please desist with it. If you can't handle this series, then you shouldn't be editing this wiki.

How will they ever live again? They won't.

According to whom? Do you have a source? I can tell you how they can live again: Russell breaks free, finds the body, and extracts their mind drive. Can you explain how they CAN'T live again? "can't" and "won't" are very different.

Posted my opinion and a little fact in the other post.

I am sorry, but I can't do that. I am not an admin.

Yeah an Admin replied to my message on that page. The fact is, I'm so new here I don't know the Admins.

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To reiterate, I've been around the block. Something I've learned is that the majority of bad actors don't know how to jump IPs. Those who do jump, often jump within a specific range (making range blocks very effective). Bad actors who jump to random IPs around the world are very, very rare. You can block IP edits, but that doesn't prevent them from creating multiple new accounts, etc. If someone wanted to be persistent enough, they can wreck havoc. However, the vast majority of people have better uses of their time and go away after being blocked.

The reason I'm not taking more serious actions, is because there is no evidence that such actions are necessary at this time. The issue was one IP who's now blocked. Until they start jumping, it's still a one IP issue.

Well, I hope you're right, honestly. I was just giving advice as one Admin to another based on my own experiences. I don't Admin on this Wiki, but one of the Wikis I DO hold it on I've probably been Admin for close to a decade. To be frankly honest, I'm still not sure how I got that one as I was suddenly promoted without seeking the job, but at this point the automatic welcome message there (and it IS a very active Wiki) is signed as coming from me. Which I don't know how that happened but don't really care. The other one, the one I mentioned, I sought that job which required a vote. It was unanimous aside from one guy who got an Infinite Ban shortly thereafter because he was a major troublemaker.

And as one admin to another, I'm asking you to provide actual evidence that at this point a single IP block is insufficient. Because right now you're making a lot of noise out of nothing.

Yes, I know, sometimes an IP jumps, but I also know that majority of time they don't. So I don't lock pages after one bad IP. Nor do I do range blocks over one IP. And I certainly don't lock down entire wiki over one IP.

And this issue is literally one IP. But you're making them into an army that hasn't appeared yet. Maybe they will, maybe they won't. Meanwhile, my goal is to provide as open an environment as possible and locking down only when it becomes necessary.

Right now, you've wasted much more of my time than that IP has and haven't given me one bit of useful information.