User talk:0551E80Y/Archive 1

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Forum posts
Hi! Please note that per Tardis:Forum policy, forum posts are to stay on topic. Posts from Thread:167236 that strayed off-topic have been removed. Thanks. Shambala108 ☎  15:09, December 14, 2014 (UTC)

thanks i didn't know--0551E80Y ☎  00:20, December 15, 2014 (UTC)

Death in Heaven talk page edit
Hi! First of all, I apologize for not getting back to your Dec. 26th post. That was during Christmas, and I had company so I planned on answering your question later and just forgot.

To answer the question, all talk pages, including user talk pages, do have a link to Tardis:Discussion policy. It's not on the main part of the talk page (which might be difficult to do because of archiving old posts); it's included on the page after you hit the "edit" button.

As for removing your post, Tardis:Discussion policy and Tardis:Vandalism policy explain why that's not allowed. I can give you the gist of it here, but I suggest you read the policies yourself for a deeper understanding.

Sometimes a post on a page, though it violates policy, can serve as a reminder to other users. In your case, Death in Heaven is a recent episode, and as such we might have other people visiting the talk page to speculate. The message I left after yours is addressed not just to you, but to others who might miss the notice about talk pages.

Also, when you removed your message, you also removed mine. Removing other users' posts is considered vandalism on this wiki. Once a user has responded to your post, you are never to remove your post.

I hope this clears things up, and like I said, check out the policy pages for a better explanation. Thanks! Shambala108 ☎  14:51, March 15, 2015 (UTC)

Re: infobox question
Hi! We defined the term "recurring" at Thread:145607, which doesn't mention infoboxes, but for consistency it applies across the wiki. There may also be a relevant discussion regarding infoboxes, but it might take a bit more digging before I can find it.

And while we don't have an infobox policy page like you mention, we have several infobox policy pages. We're one of the oldest and largest wikis, and we have a lot of rules. We don't always use some of the basic Wikia formats for things, because we've been adapting our wiki for several years. You can find some infobox policies at Category:Infobox discussions. Hope this helps! Shambala108 ☎  01:56, July 17, 2019 (UTC)

Sure, it does. Thank you. --0551E80Y ☎  04:07, July 17, 2019 (UTC)