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I'm not looking to replace the whole yellow smiley set with Mario ones.Monty Mole said:What about those other smilies I sent you so long ago, Steve?
Worthwhile games can go right in off-subject. They don't need their own board. Games that are basically spam are not allowed.Wayoshi said:Would a games board be OK on the forum? We could place RPG threads there as well. Maybe it can be a sub-board of Off-subject Discussion.
That would be me.cracked said:I looked at the featured article and it looks like your wiki needs some cleaning up. There's some serious bias in the intro paragraph ("stunning," "nifty") and there's a huge section explaining exactly why and how to cheat people out of rightful wins. Anybody with their hands in this work should be ashamed.
cracked said:I looked at the featured article and it looks like your wiki needs some cleaning up. There's some serious bias in the intro paragraph ("stunning," "nifty") and there's a huge section explaining exactly why and how to cheat people out of rightful wins. Anybody with their hands in this work should be ashamed.
Stumpers said:cracked said:I looked at the featured article and it looks like your wiki needs some cleaning up. There's some serious bias in the intro paragraph ("stunning," "nifty") and there's a huge section explaining exactly why and how to cheat people out of rightful wins. Anybody with their hands in this work should be ashamed.
In regards to the "cheating" thing, that has been acknowledged by Nintendo (NOA_Andy in the News section at Nintendo.com, I believe). But the rest of that particular paragraph didn't make sense to me, either. While I think your judgement on the article may be harsh, you make a very important point. VERY IMPORTANT!
This Wiki is full of adverbs and adjectives that destroy its bipartisanship (aka factualality, not based on opinion or view). Obviously, this is understandable since only Mario fans write on this Wiki as far as I know. However, it doesn't make it acceptable. To take the MK:DS article into consideration, rather than using the words "stunning" and "nifty," it would have been better to quote reviewers. There are countless reviews out there that agree with these statements. However, it reviews are cited, the negative aspects of said review should also be noted. If I were to write that article, I would have used IGN.com's review of the game, which was very positive, but also note the difficulties with the game, such as the lackluster online system that did not allow for chatting or directly choosing your opponents. Sound reasonable? It would also be wise to site multiple reviews.
I would place the summary of reviews in their own special section, and use the opening paragraph to briefly overview the game. An example would be to site it's new features and note its positive reivews, asking readers to look below at the special section for reviews.
It's a lot more work, but it'll be worth it!
As a side note, we need to work on removing the word "strangely" as it is used way to often, again, destroys the bipartisanship of the Wiki.
What I was going to point out - if we're suddenly checking our words for fairness, we're suggesting citing our sources like Wikipedia. I think all the articles in the wiki is unnecessary, but revising most of our major game & character articles might be plausible & benefitable.Monty Mole said:3D, you're doing it again. That post was completely unnecessary.
In regards to Stumpers: I agree wholeheartedly. However, I would also like to add that few pages in the wiki have any citations at all. This is a serious issue and needs to be addressed if we are to be taken seriously.
3dejong said:Wow. Stumpers, you take this seriously.