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Latest comment: 18 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Gidday. First off, I'm amazed a newbie snacked the name "Julia", but I'll ask about that later. Second and more importantly, I noticed that you poorly edited the article Mastermind (Marvel comics supervillainess) in attempt to move the article. I must mention that you did not use the proper resources to move the data—(copying and pasting is a big "No, no."—and have created at least one double redirect. (Note the wikified title of this section in your talk page.)
Now, since I took it upon myself to change the status quo and disambiguate the Masterminds of comics fame, I'll help you retify your mistakes. However, I should insist that, in the future, you ask for help or something first. I mean...the possibly of screw-ups like this is why some Wikipedians avoid redirects at all costs. ACS (Wikipedian)02:15, 18 July 2006 (UTC)Reply
Latest comment: 18 years ago2 comments2 people in discussion
hey, I see you redirected Inza (comics character) to Inza (comics), just ot note that Inza (comics character) was linked to from Inza a disambiguation page whic meant that there was a double redirect (ie the link went to Inza (comic character) then redirected to Inza (comics)). It's not something that would normally happen but it's good if your making redirects to check what pages link to the current one so you can update the links - it just makes things look nicer :D -- Erranttalk(formerly tmorton166) 08:48, 18 July 2006 (UTC)Reply
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