Smasher talk:Simna ibn Sind

Redirecting user pages

You really shouldn't as a rule edit the user pages of others, but you *really* shouldn't delete what's on their user page and replace it with a redirect to the main namespace. Redirecting like that probably isn't a good idea to begin with, so combining the two makes things pretty bad. Thanks. --Kirby King 23:36, August 8, 2006 (GMT)

Ugh, I just realized this was an article, not your user page. This is a _great_ example of why userpage redirection is a bad idea. --Kirby King 23:38, August 8, 2006 (GMT)

Are you talking about what i did with Mattdotzeb?--Simna ibn Sind 23:39, August 8, 2006 (GMT)

Pro?

Should Simna really be under the pro category, it seems that Simna himself added himself into the pro category, any good reason on why he should be in that category? Speaking of that category, it needs some cleaning up.-shogun

There isn't anything set for this category. Also, of anyone you have the LEAST info on whether or not I'm a pro. Right now if the likes of KillaOR and Nihonjin are on this list then its perfectly okay that I am as well.--Simna ibn Sind 07:23, October 5, 2006 (GMT)

I demand there be a definition for 'Pro' set before anyone else gets added into the category then. -shogun

Simna is 14th on the NCPR. That qualifies. -- Bean 04:13, March 19, 2007 (GMT)

Contact information

As per SmashWiki's Smasher Project, your contact information has been moved off of your article. If you would like to restore this information, please place it on your user page instead.

• Email: britton@winfirst.com
• AIM: SimnaibnSind

--YodaMasterZ 17:22, August 11, 2007 (EDT)

ZINNAMON

Stop going around and vandalizing wiki pages. I'm getting tired of reverting all you're edits because frankly, you don't know what you're doing. For the majority of what you've done that is. Simna is one of the most "Very Important People" in the smash community, boasting the Global Smasher Compendium as well as being a mod on the SmashBoards. If he's not VIP, i don't know who is. --Janitor 18:35, November 22, 2007 (EST)

Top Pro vs. Pro

I believe he does not qualify as a top professional, especially these days. Nyargleblargle (Talk | Contribs) 07:02, 16 November 2015 (EST)

He fits based on the top pro definition given on Professional which includes world's bests for each character(by main). He still has the highest national placement for Ness for 2015 and 2007. 107.222.230.173 07:21, 16 November 2015 (EST)

The page in question never specifically stated that the "world's best for each character" is a "top professional". You keep bringing up the fact that the page excluding "low tiers" means that it's "proof" that it was the page's intention. PokemonMasterJamal3 (talk) 07:25, 16 November 2015 (EST)

"A top professional is a player who is among the very best from his country and/or for their respective main character." That means ANY character and the "and/or" means that they need not be the best in the country if they are the best for their main which he is. To say that the definition implies only top tiers removes the entire point of including "best of their main" as a criteria since the best player of a top tier would already be among the best in their country.107.222.230.173 07:32, 16 November 2015 (EST)

You haven't stated anything new. Again, this is the same example of an argument from ignorance. Lack of clarification is not the same as "the best character of this low tier is a top professional". The examples for players listed on there are all players who main top tiers (with the exception of Jousuke, but he also generally wins the majority of Japanese national tournaments), so I'm confused by what you're trying to assert by saying that "if it only included top tiers, it removes the entire point of including the 'best of their mains'". PokemonMasterJamal3 (talk) 07:37, 16 November 2015 (EST)

The "best of their main" criteria in the definition has implications. If it were meant to only include top tiers then the criteria would not have implication and thus wouldn't be there. There is no argument from ignorance there. The argument from ignorance shows up when you try to imply that because no low tier player examples are given it means that low tiers are not included in the definition. 107.222.230.173 07:48, 16 November 2015 (EST)

I feel as if you've misunderstood something. I never said the words "only top tiers are included" or that "all players who use low tiers are excluded"; I said "lack of clarification is not the same as 'the best character of this low tier is a top professional'".

1. I already gave the example of Josuke from Japan being listed, who wins the majority of national Smash 64 tournaments over there with Samus (who is officially ranked as a "low tier").

2. There have been players who have found national success with mid tiers, such as Axe (Pikachu), Shroomed (Dr. Mario, although he has since switched to Sheik), Plup (Samus, who he sometimes uses as a counterpick even though he mains Sheik now), and Abate (Luigi).

I have no qualms with mid or low tiers being "included" in the definition; however, it is NOT the same as saying "the best player with this mid or low tier character is a top player", even if they don't have the national results to show it. The players that I have listed have all shown that they can place Top 8 at multiple nationals with these characters. PokemonMasterJamal3 (talk) 08:03, 16 November 2015 (EST)