Topic on User talk:Jason taylor

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 However, since you ''did'' respond before the end of your deadline, you get a chance.  But it's your last chance.  When you get advice, either on this page or elsewhere (like comments on edits made to your contributions), we want you to acknowledge the advice and do your best to not make the mistakes in the future.  You are not required to start off by writing letter-perfect text, and if you don't understand why we ask something or suggest something, you are welcome to ask for clarification or explanations.  But if we see any evidence you are ignoring us and just dumping stuff into the wiki without a care for common standards of usage or our guidelines for style and content, you will be immediately and permanently banned.  No more attempts to get your attention, no more patience with your gameplaying.  I trust you understand.
-So, to reiterate our initial requests to you:
+So, to reiterate our initial requests to you (and add a few which were implied or only mentioned in edit reasons):
 * When adding quotes to quotes page, use the {{tl|quote}} markup.  If looking at the hundreds of examples you can find on almost every page doesn't help you figure out how to do so, ''ask''.
 * When adding work names to text, mark them up with ''both'' italics and link markup, even if we don't have a page for the work at the moment.
 * Don't dump bare URLs into the text of an example.  Put them in potholes instead, like this
 <pre>You can see it [http://www.website.com/pagename.html here].</pre>
-:Note that links to other sites only use single square brackets, not double square brackets like links to other wiki pages.
+:Note that links to other sites only use single square brackets, not double square brackets like links to other wiki pages.  Also, there is no vertical bar between the destination and the pothole text.
 * Do not use abbreviations anywhere, ever.
 * Parentheses have a space before and after them.  Exception: if a close parenthesis is followed by a punctuation mark like a comma or a period, don't add a space.