Talk:Grass Land

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OK, should I make in-depth articles for each level, or just choose one? I'm happy to do all of them! I can play the original SMB3 anytime for firsthand research! ;) 3dejong

The article should be as complete as possible, BUT it's not advisable to have an overly long page. Each level's important points should be there. So, if possible, be somewhat brief, but always be thorough. Monty Mole (Talk·Contribs)

OK! 3dejong

Do we really need TWO descriptions of each level? One good one should do it. 3dejong

Well, I was sort of thinking what you did for 3-4 was good, except make the rest a bit shorter. Monty Mole (Talk·Contribs)

This article is kinda offward if you ask me...Groden^{E T C El}

I pretty much revamped this page. Is the "rewritten" template ready to come off? — Stooben Rooben If not, I'll work on it some more.

Images

I added some images to the page, but their positions are somewhat random. This is the best I could do as of now, I'm sorry. I've got another screenshot with the transformed king and the pleading Toad. I could upload it, if it is of use somehow... - Gabumon^(talk) 21:27, 21 September 2009 (EDT)

The images are fine. You could probably alternate the frame alignment though. Left, right, left, right...--Knife (talk) 19:53, 22 September 2009 (EDT)

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"The Grass Land's reference is Malaysia."

What exactly is meant by this. I don't get it...Shadow2 20:37, 28 January 2010 (EST)

Okay

Is it O.k. that we can call Grass Land Grass Plains I mean just in discussion not on the articles.

Sorry, I don't understand your question. Hello, I'm Time Turner.

I think he/she is asking if they can use the term "Grass Plains" to refer to this on talk pages and to answer that, yes you can but you may have to explain to some users what you mean if they ask. Marioguy1 (Talk | Contribs)