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Your proposed edit to "The Lighthouse" has been rejected in Moderation...

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Looney Toons (talkcontribs)

...because it appears you are using an out of date offline copy of the page to make your edits, and then pasting it into the edit window in its entirety. Doing so results in you undoing any edits made by anyone else since you acquired or created that copy -- including those made by admins for style and usage reasons. In other words, this is another case of you edit-warring with a mod. Per Robkelk's notice below, you are now subject to a one-week tempban.

When you come back, we strongly suggest that you consider the possibility that someone other than you might be editing these pages and that your changes should include theirs, not undo them. If you persist in behaving as though you're the only person who could possibly edit "The Lighthouse" and other pages in which you have an interest, you will receive further and longer tempbans until you either get the point, or you earn a permanent ban. (And it doesn't take very many tempbans to work up to a permban.)

-- Looney Toons, admin

@Labster @Looney Toons @GethN7 @Robkelk

Robkelk (talkcontribs)

Your proposed edit to "How the House Burned Down" has been rejected in Moderation, and you are now On Notice.

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Robkelk (talkcontribs)

First, you removed whitespace between the bullet points and the text. While this is seen as good practice on Wikipedia, it is seen as bad practice on All The Tropes.

Second, you re-added comments to the page that are intended to be removed by the person who writes the first version of the page.

Third, you added the "small" HTML markup to a footnote, thus introducing a Lint Error to the page that somebody would have needed to clean up.

Fourth, you added a "Notes" header before the reflist template. While this is seen as good practice on Wikipedia, it is expressly forbidden on All The Tropes.

Fifth, at the same time as adding more categories, you re-added "Category:Pages needing more categories".

Sixth, you re-added an unnecessary DEFAULTSORT that had been removed by a mod.

You have been told by a moderator seven days ago to read our style guide. Since your behaviour shows that you have ignored the mod, and in fact have decided to edit-war with him instead, you are now On Notice, as defined in a page that a mod previously asked you to read.

@Pasmorade @Labster @Looney Toons @GethN7 @Robkelk

Your edit to "Template:Multiple Works Need Separate Pages" has been rejected in Moderation...

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Robkelk (talkcontribs)
Pasmorade (talkcontribs)

Thanks for the info!

Your proposed new page "The Honeyman and the Hunter" has been approved in Moderation...

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Looney Toons (talkcontribs)

... but required a fair amount of work to bring it in line with our style and functionality requirements. Please take a look at the page source and make note of the changes that were made to it. In the future, we strongly recommend that you use the ATT Page Creator, which can be found at that link, and also as the first entry under "Troping Utilities" in the menu that runs along the left edge of every page in most skins. This tool will start you off in a skeleton page that has all the required markup that's needed to incorporate a new page functionally and stylistically into the wiki. We also suggest that you read our Style Guide and Works Page Guidelines before creating any more work pages.

That said, thank you for your contribution to the wiki, and we look forward to your future efforts!

-- Looney Toons, admin

@Labster @Looney Toons @GethN7 @Robkelk

Robkelk (talkcontribs)

We've also approved your addition of an image to the same page. Just one thing: we had to go in and change the image type from "png" to "jpeg" so that the image would load.

You aren't in trouble - everybody makes mistakes at first. In fact, All The Tropes:How We Do Bans Around Here specifically says that we are not allowed to block you for making an honest mistake. (A pattern of mistakes is another matter, of course; that falls under "refusing to learn from honest mistakes".)

@Pasmorade

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