All posts by TheAtomicLight

I tried looking around, but there was just TV screenshots for characters. What about title cards. It's not hand holding, I do not need to be insulted by you or anyone here. I just can't believe the complete laziness of the admins. I have been an admin on other sites, and I tell users to do things for themselves, but ultimately, if they can't do it, then I will just do it for them, as I'd rather do it myself then lose something that is beneficial.

But I'm done with this site. This has been a waste of time, a waste of time for me trying to get you to understand, instead of just blowing me off.

Goodbye. Delete this thread. Do whatever you want.

No, it's the responsibility of the admin to tell the user what they've done wrong when the admin goes off the deep end automatically, which I've seen for many years.

This wiki has a fair group of admins, then downplays itself as not being able to take responsibility.

The admin could also look at the user, and if her or she has been around long enough to take action. So, whether it's a new user with 5 edits, or an old user with 1000 edits across several years.

No, no matter who the user is, they suddenly discover their edit/image/page/whatever has been deleted without a single word why. So, the lowly user has to ask the all knowing admin why their contribution has been deleted.

An admin has a life (I'm not sure what that has got to do with anything, WE ALL HAVE REAL LIVES, I'm not going to bug you about the fact that I am a co-carer looking after my younger brother who is going thru anti-psychotic withdrawals after almost 13 years of being misdiagnosed), but when an admin is on the job, that's neither here or there.

And you all keep acting like I'm some random person who is new. No, if I was new, I'd probably get it. But I have a problem because I am not new, and that's why I'm appalled at the treatment that an admin is still acting this way. Not that I'm expecting the admins to remember every single person who has come along, but a little courtesy goes along way. (I still don't get what all these problems I've supposed to have caused, it looked completely fine to me. I do not know what Tupka is seeing that I'm not. I uploaded the image with the template and filled it out the best I could. I gave a source and a description. What's wrong there?)

It's just all rather fussy of the admin(s) when it's incredibly ridiculous treatment. I could've little bit by now, but instead because of the ridiculous treatment, I haven't. And Justice League Action has a little less attention than it could've. And that's why I just wanted to contribute on that particular occasion to help out with Justice League Action.

Can there be a rule that when an admin sees an editor do something "wrong," they can be told? It's not at all encouraging, you know?

Justice League Action uses one or two images. I planned on adding more then decided against it after the first image was deleted for the reason behind it being it was just text on an image. But it was actually very personal to the episode. It identified it.

I'm not great at coding, but I have some level of experience in editing. I'm not some random guy. I just do not appreciate that after a decade, I'm still seeing the age old response of a highly skilled admin just deleting something without explanation.

I also think a community as big as this should have more interactions with its users when something is perceived as wrong by the admins. Very dedicated and knowing admins who can help out those who have faulted somewhere, despite the fact they had very clear intentions of helping and made a very big effort.

Yes, I understand that fully. I did add as much as I could. I added that it was a TV screenshot, etc. But apparently I made coding problems as well, and my image wasn't sufficient enough. Well, the coding, I thought could've been helped by the admin, since this is supposed to be a community. I also thought the image was actually useful and personal to the episode.

Thanks, Kyle.