User talk:WoWWiki-Spork
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- It seems that a new user (bearhawk) has taken offense at some jest on his userpage. He seems to be rather on the edge, this may be a high-priority request (he may decide to leave altogether). References to check: The note left on my talk page, the original note (I believe this was in jest, I am not sure - I know my reply was). On another note, he resorted to deleting the whole matter from the page (see the history of the page), so he may be rather new to the workings of a wiki; keep this in mind please when arbitrating. -- ℑilver§ℑide 16:13, 13 Dec 2005 (EST)
- I wasn't jesting. I just told him how to spell the word grammar. I figure it'd help him if he was going to be fixing grammar and spelling on the site. It wasn't a personal attack at all.
- Xmuskrat 17:23, 13 Dec 2005 (EST)
- If you want my unbiased opinion, you guys should just shut up and erase all the crap you're trying to stir up. You need arbitration when there's debate over what content is appropriate or the format and the like, not when there's a squabble whether or not it's funny or helpful to provide tidbits of information that the person most likely already knows. If someone makes a typo, you fix it. That's what a Wiki is for. Why don't you spend your time on more useful things like editing/updating/adding useful information that actually pertains to World of Warcraft instead of trying to start little squabbles and acting condescending while doing so? Ugh.
--Spork 19:36, 13 Dec 2005 (EST)
The AMA request page is not the place for that conversation. Moved this to your talk page...
Anyway, we are not tryign to start squabbles. For some strange reason that user overreacted when Xmus corrected him... and I do not appreciate your comments. We each contribute to the wiki in our own way, and we no more need you telling us how to do so than you need me telling you when to eat. There are organized community teams for a reason, and they act as a unit - please stay out of team business unless you are a member. If you have a problem with a member in the community, feel free to bring it to a MA; or do not - dosen't matter to me. The AMA request page, however, is exclusively for those requesting help with a (community) problem and MAs responding; not for the public to comment on the workings of the association. Thank you for your time most graciously given,
