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:::: Again I must state my worry in regards to using the Discord in order to make decisions like this on wiki's. There have been many articles and meta pages done on many wiki's, including the Wikipedia itself, explaining in depth why exactly systems like this are a bad idea and why they do not allow them. (And also generally opposed as to the thinking behind creating such wiki's in the first place.) Looking around the site I already have noted myself it slowing down editing since there is no clear log kept on consensus, rulings made, or explanations as to why articles are the way they are. Any new editor's have 0 guidance as to what exactly is going on a particular page. Unless someone is posting their thoughts on the talk pages itself then it shouldn't be lended much weight, the entire point of talk pages are for people to discuss the associated page publicly and so a record is kept of such discussions that future editors can refer to. I do not also see why the speediness of talk pages is a factor here, there is no time limit here and talk pages are meant to give time for other editors to see and respond to it.--[[User:Debarra|Debarra]] ([[User talk:Debarra|talk]]) 12:21, 18 November 2022 (UTC)
:::: Again I must state my worry in regards to using the Discord in order to make decisions like this on wiki's. There have been many articles and meta pages done on many wiki's, including the Wikipedia itself, explaining in depth why exactly systems like this are a bad idea and why they do not allow them. (And also generally opposed as to the thinking behind creating such wiki's in the first place.) Looking around the site I already have noted myself it slowing down editing since there is no clear log kept on consensus, rulings made, or explanations as to why articles are the way they are. Any new editor's have 0 guidance as to what exactly is going on a particular page. Unless someone is posting their thoughts on the talk pages itself then it shouldn't be lended much weight, the entire point of talk pages are for people to discuss the associated page publicly and so a record is kept of such discussions that future editors can refer to. I do not also see why the speediness of talk pages is a factor here, there is no time limit here and talk pages are meant to give time for other editors to see and respond to it.--[[User:Debarra|Debarra]] ([[User talk:Debarra|talk]]) 12:21, 18 November 2022 (UTC)

::::: Your concern is noted, and I do agree documentation and things could be expressed better--our help pages are an ongoing project that you are welcome to provide input on. But I need to strenuously emphasize to you that the community we serve is NOT the same as Wikipedia's.

::::: Most discussion about this website are conducted in collaboration with other editors, but we operate under a centralized power structure, and thus have a staff group tasked with running the site, dealing with moderation, providing feedback, and making decisions when required. That is not how Wikipedia operates and we are aware of this is distinction. However, we have no ties with Wikipedia, nor do we need to follow their structure; we are a vastly different community in scope, structure, and contents. The Coppermind operates differently, either by necessity or by choice.

::::: I understand that you are used to their system, however, just because something provides the same basic function, doesn't mean it needs to operate in the same way. And talk pages in particular, may work well for the Wikipedia community, however, they have not been very useful or an effective means of communication in this one. We used talk pages for years before moving to Discord and that change had a strong positive impact. People are welcome to use talk pages if they wish--they aren't redundant--but having a real time communication method has made the wiki better and is going to continue being the preferred communication method. I would again encourage you to join the Discord so that discussions, including this one, are more easily conducted. -- [[User:Chaos2651|Chaos2651]] ([[User talk:Chaos2651|talk]]) 01:23, 20 November 2022 (UTC)


:In my opinion, we cannot use this quote here. Putting it here will imply to a reader that Marasi is 100% sure this is about the Survival Shard, which is absolutely not the case here. People will argue about that, and I'd like to avoid that. I did not read this as Marasi referring to this. She has no knowledge of these Shards; she's spitballing. -- [[User:Chaos2651|Chaos2651]] ([[User talk:Chaos2651|talk]]) 18:10, 17 November 2022 (UTC)
:In my opinion, we cannot use this quote here. Putting it here will imply to a reader that Marasi is 100% sure this is about the Survival Shard, which is absolutely not the case here. People will argue about that, and I'd like to avoid that. I did not read this as Marasi referring to this. She has no knowledge of these Shards; she's spitballing. -- [[User:Chaos2651|Chaos2651]] ([[User talk:Chaos2651|talk]]) 18:10, 17 November 2022 (UTC)

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