User talk:Zeldafan915

Welcome to StrategyWiki!
Hello Zeldafan915! Welcome to StrategyWiki. Thank you for your contributions. If you have any questions, just contact a sysop through their talk page or post on the staff lounge, and they'd be happy to help. If you need help editing, check the StrategyWiki Guide or ask a sysop, we're usually around. On the other hand, if you have ideas for StrategyWiki, bring them up on the forums. To keep up-to-date with the goings on of the wiki, consider adding the noticeboard to your watchlist.

Please remember to sign your name when leaving comments on talk pages by clicking or using four tildes (    ); this will automatically produce your name and the date. Feel free to delete this message from your talk page if you like, or keep it for reference. Happy editing! —  Pro cyon  19:12, 6 December 2014 (UTC)

Walls of text
Hi Zeldafan915. Thank you for your contributions, you're doing a great job setting up the pages. I just have one small piece of advice; try to avoid writing giant walls of text. They're really hard to read. I'm not suggesting that you have to write less. The best way to fix this is to add two lines between paragraphs so that there's one blank line between them. I did that with one obvious paragraph on your page, but I didn't see any other opportunities to break up the text, so I thought I'd leave it to you. Thanks again.  Pro cyon  22:49, 6 December 2014 (UTC)

Image uploads
Please see our policy on image naming and categorization. For consistency and ease of use throughout the wiki, image names should contain the name of the game or its abbreviation and a one or two word description. All images also need the appropriate categories added, as well as the guide-specific image category (e.g.  ). Thanks for helping to keep our images neat! —  Pro cyon  04:18, 14 December 2014 (UTC)

Logo categories
went ahead and fixed up the SSF Logo for you. For logos, you can either use Category:Box artwork or Category:Artwork. Box artwork is usually more appropriate, especially if it's the logo which actually appears on the box. Thanks for working on a Skylanders guide.  Pro cyon  03:24, 30 December 2014 (UTC)

Pre-load buttons
In order to keep pages on the wiki neat and uniform, we employ certain formatting and templates to help us accomplish this. When creating a new page, please use one of the pre-load buttons located above the edit text box (e.g. click on "Guide page" to add Header Nav to the top and Footer Nav to the bottom), which will insert the needed templates and formatting for you. These templates are very handy because they include the templates that are required for each page type. If you are unsure about how to use them, or what pages to use them on, please let me know. Thanks for keeping the wiki organized! — 18:05, 31 December 2014 (UTC)
 * This template message was left in regards to Category:LEGO City: Undercover: The Chase Begins images - please include the proper category: Category:Guide-specific images. I set up a preload button to help with that (you may leave the 'explode' code in place or replace it with the game's title; when the code gets better it will handle the replacement for us). -- 18:05, 31 December 2014 (UTC)

Credited images
Hi Zeldafan915. As cool as that M2 map was that you uploaded, I had to delete it unfortunately. It contained copyright information, and due to our license, we aren't able to present it here without explicit permission from the original author. If it goes on this site, you're effectively make it part of the public domain, and that might go against the author's wishes. If you do have the author's permission, then it's cool, but you have to say so. There are ways around this, let me know if you want some help.  Pro cyon  00:25, 14 August 2015 (UTC)
 * If you have an email address that you don't mind me writing to, I can send you a more complete response, this is just a summary of the basics. Ideally, you could try to find an image that is not copyrighted.  However, if that's not available, you can always use someone else's work as a base or guide, and construct your own version of it, either by copying the details, or heavily modifying the existing image until it becomes a unique work that you created.  There are a lot of approaches to this, and they are somewhat morally gray in that you're not completely ripping off someone else's work, but you didn't do the hard wrk to construct it from scratch either.  But technically speaking, sufficiently modifying an existing piece of work makes it a new piece of work.  The degree to which you leave behind traces of the original impacts how likely the original author will resent what you've done.  In the end, use your best discretion, but obviously unaltered material can never be accepted on the site without the author's permission.   Pro  cyon  02:03, 15 August 2015 (UTC)