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Hi Ethan,
Why did you move the Risky Business disambiguation page to the main title? The 1983 film seems to be the main topic, and your page move requires disambiguating about 200 links...
If I don't hear back from you with in 24 hours, I'll request that the move be undone.
Because there's other pages which also called Risky Business and I wanted to move the page's name to Risky Business (1983 film) so people can click that they looking for. Greefan443 (talk) 01:57, 18 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]
I agree with Codeofdusk that it looks like the 1983 film is the primary topic of Risky Business and you provided no evidence contrary to that here or especially it should have been mentioned in the edit summary when you made the move. You really should have started a Wikipedia:Requested moves since this is a potentially controversial move. This graph shows the articles, [1], and this table shows the redirects, [2]. The 1983 film was receiving 1,388 daily views while the rest of the articles including the disambiguation page received less than 50 daily views combined. I would advise you to stop fixing the links since this move is likely to be reversed. Aspects (talk) 04:20, 18 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Alright, since there's no good reason I'm going to have Graham undo the move.Codeofdusk (talk) 04:50, 18 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]
I've just done so. Graham87 05:02, 18 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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Hey, what's up! I just wanted to elaborate a bit on why I undid your edit on Spyro the Dragon, which added the game's Japanese release date to the infobox- to make things clearer, I am fully aware that Spyro was, in fact, released in Japan. However, the game was originally developed and released in the United States, and as pertaining to WP:VG/DATE, infoboxes for video games should only include the release dates for primarily English-speaking countries (the UK, Australia/New Zealand, etc.) and the release date of the country of origin. So with something like Super Mario 64, which was developed originally in Japan, the Japanese release date has a reason to be mentioned, but since Spyro isn't a Japanese game the Japanese release date shouldn't be placed in the infobox. If a "release" section is ever added to the page containing the other release dates for the game, then the Japan release date could maybe added there.
No hard feelings or anything here- I hope that this helps further explain why I did what I did. Cheers! TheDisneyGamer (talk) 15:29, 6 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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