User talk:Super Goku V

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PiT Stats

Good thinking on adding the notices to the Partners in Time enemy infoboxes. However, instead of including the whole spacious explanation, just say "Stats in parentheses are from the Japanese and European versions of the game if they differ from the original U.S. stats." You can also move the citation (with the full explanation) down from the title to the notice, like you sorta did with Boo Guy (only there's no need to have the same citation twice). I did this on Boom Guy, if you want to see an example. Keep up the good work! - Walkazo 19:46, 30 June 2009 (EDT)

Thank You for fixing that. I am still new at editing. I do have question. I found the template to the Partners in Time enemy boxes. I believe if I was to edit the Notice section it would show up on all of the articles. However I do not know how to do that so could you edit it for me or could you tell me how to do it? Here is the link: [1] --Super Goku V 19:52, 30 June 2009 (EDT)

Seeing as references have to be "closed" with <references/> at the bottom of every page containing them (in a special "Reference" section), simply adding the notice to the template so that it appears on all enemies would not work if you want to include the citation as well. Going around to every article individually and adding the notice (and moving the citation) is the only thing you can do; it may be tedious, but that's the nature of most Wiki editing. I'll be happy to help you add the notices, though (strangely enough, I enjoy this kind of gruntwork), if you want. - Walkazo 20:07, 30 June 2009 (EDT)