Removing Zeep's story was unfair, that story has been there for months. You need to stop acting like you own the place and leave the RIA wiki alone.--Crazyisraelie 02:57, 8 December 2006 (UTC) I HAVE ALREADY STATED THAT ZEEP'S STORY WILL BE ADDED IN. TRY READING THE DISCUSSION INSTEAD OF JUST EDITING STUFF! J Andres 23:09, 7 December 2006 (UTC)
- Relax... -- Mason11987 (T - C - E -CN) 00:59, 8 December 2006 (UTC)
SHYOX: What the hell happened? Oh well... I'm here to give everony an introduction on us. But I'm too lazy.
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I edited this wiki because there are article pages are for describing the subject of the article and talk pages are for discussions of the article. The PM I received was "The Random Insanity Alliance Wiki. We know its not a forum. Did we give you permission to edited it no. So please dont edit are Wiki." At the bottom of the edit box is the license that you agree to by posting something here, it says "Please note that all contributions to Cyber Nations Wiki may be edited, altered, or removed by other contributors, and are released under the GNU Free Doc License. If you do not want your writing to be edited mercilessly, then don't submit it here. You do not own any contributions or articles, and anyone may edit any unprotected page." In an effort to make the pages look neat and to make article pages only be about subjects themselves, and talk pages only be about articles themselves, I deleted the things that didn't actually inform about the subject of the article. I didn't blatantly attack anyone, I didn't purposefully damage CNwiki (and regardless, I didn't damage it), in fact in the 100s of edits I made this was the only one where someone got annoyed by it. The fact is, a wiki isn't a forum, and even if the alliance is random, and insane, that doesn't mean it gets to make the wiki be that way, you can explain that the alliance is crazy, then link to your forums. Use the article to talk about the alliance, and the talk page to talk about the article, just like everyone else on this wiki, it's pretty simple actually :). -- Mason11987 (T - C - E) 20:43, 6 December 2006 (UTC)