User talk:Punctured Bicycle

Yoshi's Story.

When editing articles, please check Discussion sections to ensure that you are not repeating the mistakes of previous Wikipedia users. The Yoshi's Story article has been accepted as accurate due to the proper sourcing of each statement. Simply stating otherwise does not put an entry's validity into jeopardy.

In the future, don't be so quick in deleting the work of other users. If any section is a source of contention, please state your opinion in the Discussion section so other users can debate this. If you would like to test out major edits, always use the Sandbox.

We cannot stress enough how important it is not to delete the work of other users, especially in the case of Yoshi's Story. Yoshi's Story's "Reception" alone took weeks of dedicated researching and crafting. So, in the future, do not delete work because you simply don't like it. As an added note, stating that an entry is "unsourced" when there are multiple references is a serious offense as well as a waste of editor's time.

So, please, use more discretion when making serious edits, especially when you're deleting entire portions of an article. Future offenses will be considered vandalism and a breach of Wikipedia's Terms and Conditions.

mIRC edit

I have to say something similar about this diff. I agree that forums posts are not always a reliable source, but it can be when the article was saying "however, in-depth discussions on the issue are available on the mIRC message board."... Also, the part about colors was sourced. What's your reason to delete this?
So, please consider using the Talk page, and/or use {{needsource}} before you just delete something.
-- skiidoo (talk) 03:45, 19 December 2007 (UTC)