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Prod (Talk) 10:57, 31 January 2007 (CST)
Spoiler Warnings[edit]
Hi, I've seen you adding to the Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII article, it's good you took the initiative and started the characters page. However, next time could you please add a spoiler warning tag at the top? I haven't finished the game yet, although I have been updating the pages for the first few levels, and you have spoiled the ending for me. It's alright, though, I don't mind, but some people get a little touchy about being told about the ending. Next time you add information that reveals ending points or hidden scenes, could you please add the 'spoilers' tag to the top of the page? The template is here: Template:Spoilers. Also, could you please use proper spelling, grammar and punctuation when editing? It is okay to add even a small amount of information, so long as it's helpful, but the information you left about Weiss was a bit incorrect from a structural point of view, and it does not take much to add capitals at the beginning of sentences and for proper nouns.
Also, about Weiss the Immaculate - yes, his name is pronounced 'vice', but I don't think that Weiss was a translation error as you seem to make it sound. 'Weiss' is German for 'white', which fits better with 'the Immaculate' than 'Vice' would.
Sorry for pestering you with such trivial matters, but happy editing anyways (hope to see you edit more on Dirge of Cerberus - it kinda gets boring editing on your own) :-P --Froglet 07:24, 5 February 2007 (CST)