User talk:LewisCat28

Tips

Hello, please keep the following in mind when editing:

• Please remember to italicize game and publication titles. This is done by placing two apostrophes (not quotation marks) on both sides of the title, outside of any links. For example, ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' becomes Super Mario Bros.
• Fan votes such as "This is my favorite game ever!" is not allowed in feature article nominations, as explained here. Your comment should be about the article's quality, not its subject.

Thank you for your edits and keep contributing. 17:52, May 30, 2021 (EDT)

Talk replies

Please don't reply to old comments on talk pages as most likely the user either isn't active anymore or they already know the answer. In the future, check the timestamps of the comments to see when they were posted. Mario JC 23:47, July 1, 2021 (EDT)

ok. --User:LewisCat28 12:22, July 2, 2021 (EDT)

You did this again with Talk:Super Mario 64#ROM Obtaining. Look at the timestamps before replying.

Also, please be more careful with your edits and consider reading over our MarioWiki:Manual of Style. I understand you're trying to help but the edits you left behind on Super Mario 64's intro removed a lot of formatting and links and was left in an incomplete state, and it leaves a bad impression considering this is the very first paragraph of a popular article.

Lastly, avoid making too many consecutive edits to a single page and use the "Show preview" button next to the "Save changes" button. This lets you see what the edit looks like and fix any mistakes before saving it and prevents flooding the recent changes and history pages. If you're not sure how to fix it after saving, remove or undo the edits from the history page (click on the circle next to the edit before your first edit on the left column, the circle next to your latest edit on the right column, then "Compare selected revisions" above the columns, then "undo" at the top-right) or ask for assistance. Mario JC 00:29, July 16, 2021 (EDT)

References

You can't edit references by editing the "references" section. You have go to the actual spots on the article where the citations are and change/remove them. See here for more details. 19:47, July 15, 2021 (EDT)

ohhhhh thanks =D --User:LewisCat28 19:50, July 15, 2021 (EDT)