User talk:FilTheTurtle

Block

Due to your repeated removal of content without any elaboration as to why, you have been blocked for a month. If you have a genuine reason and did not simply try to aggravate, you can still edit this page with it, and I will remove the block (though you should still consider it a warning). Nyargleblargle (Contribs) 15:57, 26 August 2017 (EDT)

Hey there, sorry for the late response, I was not sure how exactly to reach out to you as this is my first time really using a Wiki. I feel that my ban was undeserved. I was editing the article for Jab Grab because someone pointed out in the Smash community how horrible the article is. It is filled with misinformation and lacking very crucial pieces of info. It also has an entire section that is irrelevant and unrelated to the Jab Grab technique. Every time I would edit the article, it would be reverted so I would revert it back. I know now that my edit seemed illegitimate due to my lack of detailed explanation on what I am adding and removing to the article. Again, I apologize as this is my first time editing a Wiki. I hope you will consider lifting my ban and allowing me to edit the article. Smash 64 is growing faster now than it ever has and I would hate for a new player to read incorrect information. Thanks in advance FilTheTurtle 14:24, 4 September 2017 (EDT)

That's what I figured. Often removing a huge chunk of text without much more than an edit summary of "this doens't matter" will lead to backlash from people who don't look closely enough. However, you were still partially at fault for continually re-doing your edit without going to the talk page of the article or the user who was undoing you.

I've decided to drop your ban from one month to one week (which means you're now unbanned). I've also culled the crap from the article. Toomai Glittershine The Free 14:27, 4 September 2017 (EDT)