Talk:The Meteor, the Stone and a Long Glass of Sherbet

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Is Sherbet set in the Zork universe?

To the anonymous editor who has been arguing that Sherbet isn't set in the Zork universe: Welcome to Wikipedia. Please note that here on Wikipedia we engage in discussions about errors in the article here on the associated talk pages, not in the article itself. We also never welcome threats. Furthermore, when modifying a page, be careful to not to delete valid parts. You have repeatedly deleted the notes section of the article, making it difficult to check the citations. At best this is sloppy damage. At worst, it looks like the behavior of a vandal, and could cause other editors to simply revert you and ignore you. Had you brought this up on the talk page, it would have been corrected much earlier and without damage to the article. I appreciate your enthusiasm, and hope you'll stick around. Just remember to take disagreements to to the Talk pages much sooner, and that claims with citations trump those without. — Alan De Smet | Talk 23:04, 8 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]