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| Please review the documentation on each of the templates and carefully read them. The article was far from sounding like an advertisement, and you had a blank <nowiki>{{articleissues}}</nowiki> template. If background information was CUT out of the article, why don't you just go into the history and restore the missing information? --]] 13:20, 7 January 2008 (UTC) | Please review the documentation on each of the templates and carefully read them. The article was far from sounding like an advertisement, and you had a blank <nowiki>{{articleissues}}</nowiki> template. If background information was CUT out of the article, why don't you just go into the history and restore the missing information? --]] 13:20, 7 January 2008 (UTC) | ||
| :If a user removes content without explanation, you can revert their edit. This is not an edit war. An edit was is if the user reverts your edit, you revert theirs, etc. If this happens, simply warn the user, and then bring it to the attention of an administrator. You DO NOT need to add tags if the information was originally added to the article, and removed. Simple go into the article's history, and copy and paste it and save it. The clue bot will help with vandalism, but if it doesn't editors will revert vandalism. You can too. I strongly encourage you to ] if you plan on continuing to edit articles. Anonymous edits like yours, have a reputation. If someone sees that an edit is done by an unregistered user, other editors will usually study the edit more, because most vandalism is made without registering an account. --]] 14:12, 7 January 2008 (UTC) | :If a user removes content without explanation, you can revert their edit. This is not an edit war. An edit was is if the user reverts your edit, you revert theirs, etc. If this happens, simply warn the user, and then bring it to the attention of an administrator. You DO NOT need to add tags if the information was originally added to the article, and removed. Simple go into the article's history, and copy and paste it and save it. The clue bot will help with vandalism, but if it doesn't editors will revert vandalism. You can too. I strongly encourage you to ] if you plan on continuing to edit articles. Anonymous edits like yours, have a reputation. If someone sees that an edit is done by an unregistered user, other editors will usually study the edit more, because most vandalism is made without registering an account. --]] 14:12, 7 January 2008 (UTC) | ||
| ::Add in the information that was removed without any explanation. That's all I have to say. If they deleted it, add it back in - simple as that. If a user removes it, revert the edit, and warn them. If they continue to remove it, get the attention of an admin. I don't think you understand how WP works. --]] 15:25, 7 January 2008 (UTC) | |||
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Re: Arnold Murray Article
Please review the documentation on each of the templates and carefully read them. The article was far from sounding like an advertisement, and you had a blank {{articleissues}} template. If background information was CUT out of the article, why don't you just go into the history and restore the missing information? --Dan Leveille 13:20, 7 January 2008 (UTC)
- If a user removes content without explanation, you can revert their edit. This is not an edit war. An edit was is if the user reverts your edit, you revert theirs, etc. If this happens, simply warn the user, and then bring it to the attention of an administrator. You DO NOT need to add tags if the information was originally added to the article, and removed. Simple go into the article's history, and copy and paste it and save it. The clue bot will help with vandalism, but if it doesn't editors will revert vandalism. You can too. I strongly encourage you to create an account if you plan on continuing to edit articles. Anonymous edits like yours, have a reputation. If someone sees that an edit is done by an unregistered user, other editors will usually study the edit more, because most vandalism is made without registering an account. --Dan Leveille 14:12, 7 January 2008 (UTC)
- Add in the information that was removed without any explanation. That's all I have to say. If they deleted it, add it back in - simple as that. If a user removes it, revert the edit, and warn them. If they continue to remove it, get the attention of an admin. I don't think you understand how WP works. --Dan Leveille 15:25, 7 January 2008 (UTC)