User talk:Tstormcandy

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Last Edited: ♪ Tstorm(talk) 13:49, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

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All prior talk page discussion topics: Archive 1, Archive 2

→ !!! For visitors here flustered about edits:

Read below, then create a new section in the upper-right corner of this page and write all you'd like. Deleting and maintaining general control things can be important and the process is what keeps Wikipedia from collapsing in on itself within a matter of days (or hours). It's also sometimes not the most fun or glorious thing around for me to patrol and patch up. It's even less fun if something you created was changed or marked for deletion. It's entirely normal. Here are a few things to remember that can help solve the situation:

• No decision at Wikipedia is final. There are all sorts of means and methods and things to work on in Wikipedia's dispute resolution center. That should cover about 99% of troubles if you read through it a few times. I especially encourage a look over the "See Also" section and the menu under it, as it's a large collection of detailed reasoning behind many of our most fundamental guidelines and policies.
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• If any edit I made is confusing: Please let me know. I make mistakes. Everyone does, and hey I might even do it slightly more than average. "Usually" I can catch my mistakes and will quickly rush to revert the error and write a message of apology. You may also wish to run your username through the general Wikipedia search to see if you are currently seen at any incident boards which might also explain my edits or other unexpected actions.
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Fredrick Brennan

Specific suggestions to make less fluffy? --GRuban (talk) 15:54, 8 December 2014 (UTC)

It's not that the article is, in and of itself, entirely "fluffy". It's also not really the reason I put myself to "weak keep"... That's more of a matter of notability not automatically being inherited from 8chan; Also recentism along the lines of WP:15MOF. The style issue for me is the hinge on the disability and it reading like a human interest story and not terribly encyclopedic until the 8chan section.

There's nothing inherently wrong with the article. It's just a matter of my personal BLP preferences. ♪ Tstorm(talk) 20:11, 9 December 2014 (UTC)

Thanks. So, more on the 8chan section. If there are other suggestions you can make to improve the article, that would be great. I'm not worried about the AFD any more, but, well, improvement is always good. --GRuban (talk) 20:44, 9 December 2014 (UTC)