Talk:Viva Piñata (TV series)

Anonymous plea

The article is clear, informative, and very well written. Putting it into dreary standard encyclopedia-speak would not confer upon it any virtues it currently lacks, and would damage some virtues it already has. I think it would be an embarrassment for Wikipedia to insist on deliberately rewriting it to make it worse.

It's a mistake to imagine that the tone most people associate with encyclopedias is somehow required, or especially virtuous, or inherent to the form. It's just a tone that an editor working for a commercial encyclopedia-compilation project can impose upon thousands of entries of uneven quality, written by freelancers who may or may not be talented, disciplined, or familiar with the form. When the process is finished, none of the entries read terribly well, but the very good and very bad ones no longer stand out from all the rest, and they all sound like the revealed word from on high.

It's a commercial fraud. It's a literary convention. It's not a requirement of the form.

This is Wikipedia. It doesn't have to be sold to suspicious parents buying an encyclopedia they have no intention of reading, but rather intend for their children to read and thus become educated; which is why they're reassured by that dreary, turgid tone that sounds like the revealed word from on high: that, by god, is what an encyclopedia is supposed to sound like.

This is Wikipedia. It's a new thing in the world. Surely we're free to let it be good? --(unsigned Anonymous comment) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 72.225.217.252 (talk • contribs) 23:48, November 13, 2006

Encyclopedias are for gathering information, not recreational reading. This article needs spelling and grammar cleanups and factual reporting not creative writing. Soy Keymaster 13:35, 29 December 2006 (UTC)

You're correct but whatever tone is used, it's still badly written and needs cleanup. --treelo _talk 18:21, 5 March 2007 (UTC)

I find that articles on this website that use the formal tone, especially when the subject matter is extremely casual or fun, to make the article humorous. The people using these formal tones are hacks, they couldn't get a job or Britannica to save their lives, but it still makes the articles very funny. I refer you to Cookie Monster as an example. JayKeaton 21:50, 10 February 2007 (UTC)

Question about showing Malaysia

-Wait is this show showing in Malaysia? The ratings say Malaysia rates it U for everybody

What does YTV have to do with this?

After the credits on 4KidsTV and on Canada's YTV, the YTV Production Logo Appears, meaning this show has been produced by YTV. What I don't know, and would like to know, is what YTV has to do with this series. They air it, and sure the Animation Studio could be in Canada, or YTV could be funding it's production, but well I don't know, and I'd like to.

I don't think they do anything because only some of their shows have the logo, mabye they just put it their because they are broadcasting it.

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