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That'sor just that Classic Shunades wasn't at full power
Exactly
Why
Everything I'm saying
Is possible.
Athena herself says Shun's not his adequate vessel. Why do I need to repeat myself so much
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That'sor just that Classic Shunades wasn't at full power
BruhYeah no Shaka doesn't scale to any Hades brah
Guys this is the verse deletion page
I agree with this, since a nice part of the feats come from them and then we can remake them then recreate the othersbump
I propose an alternative.
If mods are willing, as opposed to deleting the whole verse, we delete every profile that isn't Pegasus Seiya, Dragon Shiryu, Cygnus Hyoga, Phoenix Ikki, Andromeda Shun, Athena and Hades so the most popular pages remain.
And delete every other profile so we can start from (well almost) the ground up.
Either way, the profiles and verse is so far damaged, it needs to be rebuilt for near scratch, and the profiles as is are spreading misinformation.
The OP proves 1 of these criteria, my hypothetical would make 2 for 3.I believe in only deleting profiles if no-one's willing to work on them, if they're horrendous vandalism/trolling, or if they're fundamentally not suitable for the wiki.
I do not think that we should give into such threats.The OP proves 1 of these criteria, my hypothetical would make 2 for 3.
It would seem the verse supporters abandoning the verse would meet the objective of this CRT whether or not is passes would it not?
So wouldn't it be in the best interest of staff to help the verse supporters fix the verse? I'm not sure I understand the hesitancy here?
Hypothetically, what happens in the scenario where that outcome would result in the verse supporters losing their motivation to fix the profiles?
Well, I do want you to make our Saint Seiya profiles much more reliable, so if you send me a PM after you start your revisions of its character profile pages, and remind me of this message in conjunction, I will very likely approve your replacements for their content.The OP proves 1 of these criteria, my hypothetical would make 2 for 3.
It would seem the verse supporters abandoning the verse would meet the objective of this CRT whether or not is passes would it not?
So wouldn't it be in the best interest of staff to help the verse supporters fix the verse? I'm not sure I understand the hesitancy here?
There's no threat here.I do not think that we should give into such threats.
No, it's not, this is me pointing out that your requirements for profile deletion will likely be met in either case. I think assuming the worst in me is not fair to my character or the situation.You're essentially saying "Let us revise the verse without a CRT or else".
This means a lot to me, I would not want any arbitrary approval however, I do want to strive for accuracy and that does require debate and evaluation. Help in summoning staff is always a massive help.Well, I do want you to make our Saint Seiya profiles much more reliable, so if you send me a PM after you start your revisions of its character profile pages, and remind me of this message in conjunction, I will very likely approve your replacements for their content.
Would that be sufficient to increase all of your motivation for doing this project, especkally if other staff members, such as Medeus, commit to it as well?
They won't be.No, it's not, this is me pointing out that your requirements for profile deletion will likely be met in either case. I think assuming the worst in me is not fair to my character or the situation.
It bypasses the revisions on those profiles by letting them remake them with unaccepted changes.I think option 2 is fine, actually, as long as the verse remains in place people have to still make CRTs to update it, as they should, but lessening the amount of character they need to revise may allow them to make such revisions more easily
Not all spin-offs would come under that banner, the anime and movies scale off of the manga profiles that composite anime and manga content haphazardly. The anime has a different scaling from the manga and some manga are "different timelines" and those profiles aren't relevant to anything in main continuity whatsoever.Pages that are within the verse's canon should be kept.
Spin-offs have no reason to be deleted. You'd have to tackle those sorts of things anyway when comprehensively covering the canon of the series.
No profiles will be created without a CRT.unaccepted changes.
Then it depends on whether or not that's reasonable, which is a verse-by-verse decision that I'm not knowledgeable enough to weigh in on.the anime and movies scale off of the manga profiles that composite anime and manga content haphazardly.
No. Spin-offs in different timelines are often still relevant to main-series profiles due to broad cosmology statements. They should be kept.The anime has a different scaling from the manga and some manga are "different timelines" and those profiles aren't relevant to anything in main continuity whatsoever.
Would you support removing profiles from spin-offs that have no bearing on main-continuity (timeline) scaling at all?
I'm assuming a purpose for a 75-post-long thread fighting for moderator action, and continually doing so after staff have said no.No profiles will be created without a CRT.
I think you're assuming malice where there is none.
Just had an idea for enforcing this; instead of deleting the pages, replace their content with a redirect to the Saint Seiya verse page, and leave a comment only visible to editors that says something along the lines of "This page cannot be edited without an approved CRT until {date}, as per {thread link}". That way, anyone patrolling pages would be able to were it changed without permission.Only actual solution to this would be a long lockout timer on those pages being re-created without a CRT (1.5 years, the time since the verse seems to have had its last major revision), but that sounds difficult to enforce, and idk how accepting people would be of that.
Agnaa accurately conveyed my position.
I am not sure how practical it is.Just had an idea for enforcing this; instead of deleting the pages, replace their content with a redirect to the Saint Seiya verse page, and leave a comment only visible to editors that says something along the lines of "This page cannot be edited without an approved CRT until {date}, as per {thread link}". That way, anyone patrolling pages would be able to were it changed without permission.