User talk:Griffiegrrl
Hello, and welcome to WikiMoon! Thank you for joining the project and being willing to contribute. We hope you will continue to take part, because we can always use the help of Sailor Moon fans.
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If you need any help, feel free to ask, either on my talk page or on the Community Portal. Again, thank you for joining, and have fun editing! -Kerochan no Miko 08:28, 24 January 2009 (MST)
Re: Confused[edit]
Yes, you have it right - just edit the "discussion" page and you can talk about the article in question or...whatever. The Community Portal is there for just talking in general, though, so add comments at will.
I tend to go through and copyedit/tweak edits and stuff to fit format, so if you watch and see what changes I make to your articles (it's nothing personal, I swear) you can see how we do stuff around here. One thing I can think of is the stubs template, you just have to put {{Stubs}} at the end of the article instead of all the code stuff.
But yeah, if you have questions, feel free to ask. ^^ Kerochan no Miko 12:29, 24 January 2009 (MST)
The boxes are separate, the main body of the article is separate, and then any sections that aren't part of the main body are separate. So, taking the Michiru Kaiou article for example: the infobox is one entity, the main article covers the "personality" through "musicals" subsections, and the trivia section is separate. I unlinked Haruka in the relationships subsection because she was already linked in the personality subsection. When it comes to episodes, cast listings and suchlike are also separate entities. (I swear it all makes sense in my head, so if it's confusing I'll do my best to explain...) Kerochan no Miko 16:01, 28 January 2009 (MST)
Trivia[edit]
Why did you delete my trivia about Reci's name? It was true. Reci is an anagram for Cerise which is the French word for cherry. Feel free to answer my talk page. --User:Sailormoon1993 January 19, 2010 15:56 (PST)
