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Avoid l33t speak[edit]

Hi Llll. I noticed some of the edits you had been making to Maple Story, and I must ask you to avoid using internet abbreviations for words, and use proper English when you type in your edits. For example, you wrote, "not sure y some ppl" when you should have typed "not sure why some people." You also wrote "seen oso" when I can only assume you meant to say "seen also." The information that you are contributing is very valuable, but you're only creating more work for people who have to come behind you and correct the grammar and spelling of what you are typing, and that's not very fair. I want to give you an opportunity to clean up your own work so that it doesn't get assigned to someone else who will have to do it for you. Also, please keep this in mind for all of your future edits. Clarity is very important when you write instructional guides for other people to read. Never assume that they will know what you mean when you deviate from proper English. Thank you and keep up the otherwise good work. Procyon (Talk) 13:12, 29 May 2007 (CDT)