User talk:216.246.243.120
Hi..welcome to the LGpedia and thanks for your recent article creations. I'd like to ask you to refrain from making too many nonsense articles. We have recently made a lot of deletions and mergers so please look around a bit and make sure your article..especially if its only a line or 2 and you can't see it expanding..and unless it has direct bearing on the Breeniverse..isn't rather superfluous. I think I can safely say..the way it currently exists..and the way I can see it ever existing.. Your Unknown article has ZERO point. We dont need to recreate the dictionary here. Anyway...keep at it and you'll get it! --LordGreystoke422 18:13, 2 February 2007 (CST)
Umm maybe I spoke too soon. if you are going to post definitions of things such as busy here...maybe we can do without your help. I was giving you the benefit of the doubt....now I am thinking we need to block you before the guys are deleting articles all night. If you are unsure what is acceptable..ask on a usertalk page for Owneiscool, brucker, or Jay henry...or..barring someone that knows what they are doing..even try me. --LordGreystoke422 18:18, 2 February 2007 (CST)
- Thanks for trying to contribute to LGpedia, but the pages you made were unnecessary and thus they were deleted. As your friend has already mentioned, edits like the ones you're making hurt more than they help and may even be considered vandalism by som. Please consider contributing to existing articles, or at least refrain from creating pages that are merely going to consist of a definition. This is a wiki, not a dictionary. OwenIsCool 19:57, 2 February 2007 (CST)
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