User talk:Voidvector

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OblivioWiki

I noticed that you removed OblivioWiki from the wiki links because it's a "commercial wiki," which means what? I'm not an expert at policies here, but if listing it goes against one of them, then I'll agree with the link remove. However, you'd have to remove the GuildWiki and NeverWiki links from Guild Wars and Neverwinter Nights 2, respectively, as they are sister sites and they'd be considered "commercial wikis" as well.

If the link is being removed because "2 wikis would suffice," well, Elder Scrolls Pages is a general Elder Scrolls wiki, which also includes Oblivion and older games, while the other is a mod-listing only wiki. Oblivion would well fit with the two as it's a Oblivion-only wiki. Btw, what makes the other two not commercial wikis, if that's the reason for removal?

I have replied on Talk:The_Elder_Scrolls_IV:_Oblivion.--Voidvector 02:08, 2 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Regarding the Cold War (Battlefield 2142) article

I see you've marked my article for not citing sources. Could you help me with this problem? Most of the information I draw is from the official website, but I don't know how to cite them other than listing their address at the bottom. Do you know how to put the little numbers at the end of sentences and such? Thanks. - Windows2142, 8 October 2006