User talk:Ningaglio

nothing to see here, move along

YPPedia:Requests for adminship
I've reverted your edit to YPPedia:Requests for adminship. No application had been created and so all that was seen was a red link.

I would ask you to reconsider applying for adminship at this time. It doesn't appear that you have made many edits to YPPedia, and the ones you have made have been fairly recent. To be seen as a serious applicant for adminship, candidates will normally have quite a number of good edits, and have been contributing to YPPedia for a few months at least. A selection of users have posted their ideal standards here.

It is also worth noting that removing messages from your talk page may be seen as a negative thing when applying for adminship, as to some users it looks like you're trying to hide things you don't want them or other editors to see. On a Wiki, all changes to pages are recorded in a history, so anyone can see when content is removed or added to an article.

Finally, I'd like to draw your attention to the YPPedia:Style guide and the YPPedia:Policies and guidelines, which contain useful tips on how to make good contributions to the YPPedia and some information regarding our house rules. Fair winds! --Sagacious (talk) 18:32, 9 July 2008 (UTC)

Crew Pages
Ahoy! Crew pages shouldn't be used for others to post messages or applications on them. These kinds of things should be handled on a crew forum or via the YPP forums using private messages. In addition, please take a look at some other crew pages to get an idea of what does and doesn't belong on them. A history section is quite popular, along with promotion requirements and a portrait gallery of the captain and officers. --Sagacious (talk) 12:13, 12 July 2008 (UTC)

Non-user space articles
Below the text edit box when editing a page is a message that anything contributed to the YPPedia can be edited by others. Putting in page rules on an article in the main name space stating it can't be edited by others does not make sense in a wikipedia. -- Faulkston 18:30, 13 July 2008 (UTC)

Talk pages
Please do not leave messages on talk pages speaking with a voice of authority you do not have about policies that do not exist. A complete list of policies relating to pirate pages can be found at YPPedia:Policies_and_guidelines. Also, please remember that using proper spelling and grammar will go a long way to helping people understand you and take you seriously, as will signing any messages you leave on a page. This can be done by adding --~ after your message, or by pressing the second button from the right on the toolbar (the one that looks like squigglies). --Fannon 15:00, 16 July 2008 (UTC)