User talk:TheOneMillionthDoctor

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Source editor
I've notice that you edit a lot here.

Can I make a suggestion, when you add an Infobox to a page, would you be able to give source editor a try?

When you create, click on the arrow next to edit and click on source editor. Then look on the right hand side and you'll see a section that says "standard preloads".

Click on the correct one, fill in the blanks and then your page is set to sail.

Be sure to give it a try as when visual editor is used for Infoboxes, it ultimately means that it will need to be formatted and cleared up.

Best wishes and happy editing. DENCH-and-PALMER 22:35, December 30, 2016 (UTC)

Faulty edits
Hey, it's SOTO, an admin here. I've noticed that a bunch of your edits using Visual Editor have messed up our pages. It hasn't just been you, of course, and we're trying to pinpoint what's been causing these massive glitches. It seems that this bug happens when you open source editing within Visual Editor, and then make a change (with VE?). Can you confirm this is what's happening on your end? 00:07, December 31, 2016 (UTC)

Relevant spoiler policy
Hi, not as a criticism (we all violated some policy or other at first), but as a matter of friendly warning. One of the few policies one might get blocked for violating is T:SPOIL. And the definition of spoiler on this Wiki is completely different from what is usually called a "spoiler" in real life. So I highly recommend to peruse this policy. The upshot is that, until the official release by the original producer, no information about an episode, book, comic, or audio is allowed anywhere (except in some small quantity on the series page, in this case Series 10 (Doctor Who)). Note that even in forums, we are not allowed to mention anything. The policy is so strict that once an admin deleted a link I posted because some information about a future story was contained at the destination of the link (!). So enjoy editing, and I can't wait till that story can be edited either. Amorkuz ☎  23:49, January 14, 2017 (UTC)