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Now I understand that we can keep the "Trivia" section unsourced. However, we need sources for the '''other languages''' sections. This is because you have to make the name correct, not just by translating it somewhere. If the section's info was collected by '''visiting the website of the selected language's version of the game''', then you must source it. I'm not saying you're having a lack of sources though. [[User:987li|987li]] 04:24, 24 April 2012 (EDT) | Now I understand that we can keep the "Trivia" section unsourced. However, we need sources for the '''other languages''' sections. This is because you have to make the name correct, not just by translating it somewhere. If the section's info was collected by '''visiting the website of the selected language's version of the game''', then you must source it. I'm not saying you're having a lack of sources though. [[User:987li|987li]] 04:24, 24 April 2012 (EDT) | ||
:That's not true why would you need to cite the source for a name in a different language after all we don't cite the source for the American name in fact we don't do that for any article {{User|Raven Effect}} | :That's not true why would you need to cite the source for a name in a different language after all we don't cite the source for the American name in fact we don't do that for any article {{User|Raven Effect}} | ||
Responding to the first comment, yes, I think a tiny mistake can lead to unfeaturing. However, most of the time, it's negligible because it can be corrected swiftly. Also, we have a <nowiki>{{refneeded}}</nowiki> tag in this wiki for those statements without citations, but a few of those tags won't unfeature an article. Also, the policy we have is that if you can find the source by playing the game, you don't have to cite it. I know that foreign names are often different than a bare translation ("Chemin à la Sucrerie" is "Maple Treeway", but the literal translation is "Road to the Sugar Place"). For the most part, these foreign names are found by playing the game in another language, which means that we don't need a source. {{User|LeftyGreenMario}} | |||
Revision as of 18:41, April 24, 2012
Goomba
Remove Featured Article Status
- 987li (talk)This article has mostly perfect grammar, spelling and use of punctuation. It has a great use of links and images. As with MW:CITE, it shows that articles with information that is in an in-universe style provided from a source from the game (all of Goomba's roles in the games) itself does not need to be sourced. However, information that is provided outside the games, such as "Trivia" and "Names in other languages" (sections) are not sourced.
Keep Featured Article Status
- GreenDisaster (talk) The Names in other languages doesn't need any citations, and none of the Trivia pieces need any citations either.
- LeftyGreenMario (talk) None of the Trivia and Names in Other Languages details need citations. If you can prove it by playing the game, it doesn't need a source. Also, these reasons alone aren't enough to unfeature an article in my opinion anyway.
- Commander Code-8 (talk) Per the above people.
- MarioSmasher (talk) Do we need even sources for names in other languages and for the trivia?! You know it, you can prove the trivia by playing the games, and for the other languages' names, they don't even need citations. Per all, and those reasons are not enough for an unfeaturing.
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Comments
- Comment actually, just a tiny mistake can lead to unfeaturing, because if one mistake is anywhere near the guidelines for FAs, then that would affect it.987li 04:25, 24 April 2012 (EDT)
Now I understand that we can keep the "Trivia" section unsourced. However, we need sources for the other languages sections. This is because you have to make the name correct, not just by translating it somewhere. If the section's info was collected by visiting the website of the selected language's version of the game, then you must source it. I'm not saying you're having a lack of sources though. 987li 04:24, 24 April 2012 (EDT)
- That's not true why would you need to cite the source for a name in a different language after all we don't cite the source for the American name in fact we don't do that for any article Raven Effect (talk)
Responding to the first comment, yes, I think a tiny mistake can lead to unfeaturing. However, most of the time, it's negligible because it can be corrected swiftly. Also, we have a {{refneeded}} tag in this wiki for those statements without citations, but a few of those tags won't unfeature an article. Also, the policy we have is that if you can find the source by playing the game, you don't have to cite it. I know that foreign names are often different than a bare translation ("Chemin à la Sucrerie" is "Maple Treeway", but the literal translation is "Road to the Sugar Place"). For the most part, these foreign names are found by playing the game in another language, which means that we don't need a source. LeftyGreenMario (talk)
