User talk:PiemanXC

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GHII
Yeah, the covers are really different, but having two infoboxes isn't necessary for displaying the game's information. I've added the 360 version of the cover art in as a thumbnail on the front page. As for the header, the Guitar Hero II guide doesn't look like it's going to break from the standard template enough to warrant an entirely separate header template, and it looks like at least one admin agrees with me on that point. If you think the GH2 guide struture is going to be radically different that the standard header navigation just won't work with it, I'm sure it would be accepted, but not using the standard header because you just don't like it doesn't really stand up to scrutiny. --aniki21 09:54, 13 March 2008 (CDT)


 * PiemanXC, until you have edited on SW using SW's system of header navs and navigation templates for a substantial amount of time to form an experienced opinion, please continue to use the standard templates for the ease of reader use, and bring any concerns you have to the Community Issue forums. Please believe that the issue of Header Navs has been debated to death, and the system we currently have is the result of a large amount of contributions from users over several years.  That's not to say that improvements can't be made, but your arguments would be met with greater reception if you at least try to work with them for a little while before you argue where they might fail.  Bottom line: play in our sandbox for a little while before you propose how you might change things.  This isn't any kind of stern warning or anything, so please don't take it as such.  Good luck, and have fun.  Procyon (Talk) 10:02, 13 March 2008 (CDT)