User talk:KRISHANKO

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Something you should look at

Check the revision histories for these articles:

• Operation Rainfall
• The Last Story
• Pandora's Tower
• Xenoblade Chronicles

Look for revisions where someone tried to remove a certain section (or, for the first item, the whole article), only for others to change it back - with a warning. -017Bluefield (talk) 07:42, 8 April 2013 (UTC)

regarding the games articles, i do not own them (yet) so i cannot (and will not, to prevent spoilers) read them so if theres any wrong information regarding the plot, i cannot help. also, i checked your profile page and another user also agrees with me that adding a "citation needed" on the plot is meaningless, aside from useless.

like he said, some things cannot be referenced outside of the game. and no, youtube is not always the answer. some games are too obscure/forgotten that there are no videos of them.

regarding rainfall, i dont know what exactly you want me to do? checked the history, and it all seems well. vandalism is common. KRISHANKO (talk) 01:24, 9 April 2013 (UTC)

1. Yeah, I know. But it is useful.
2. I'm not asking about the plots. I asking you to check the histories for any revisions that involved deleting content on Operation Rainfall, regardless of citations. Basically, the "common link". -017Bluefield (talk) 02:06, 9 April 2013 (UTC)

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