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===User Highlights===
===User Highlights===
{{ProposalOutcome|failed|1-8|do not add feature}}
{{Proposal outcome|failed|1-8|do not add feature}}
I know Mario Wiki isn't Userpedia, but I feel guilty when I find out somebody's prrromotion to a higher user rank just happened and I didn't congratulate them is an annoyance. The same with birthdays. Yes, I am a Userpedia user, but I'm thinking more about people limited to only Mario Wiki.<br>
I know Mario Wiki isn't Userpedia, but I feel guilty when I find out somebody's prrromotion to a higher user rank just happened and I didn't congratulate them is an annoyance. The same with birthdays. Yes, I am a Userpedia user, but I'm thinking more about people limited to only Mario Wiki.<br>
It could just be a small box showing something, (sorry about putting myself in this, but oh well: "Hyper Guy's Birthday is coming up on___" or "User___ has reached Sysop rank) just a small box with a bit of information about the users, who could be recognized for their efforts on Mario Wiki, might make our community look much, much better by giving users credit, no matter how small the alert is. (NOTE: I'm not talking about edits! Just marking important moments for our brilliant users) THANKS FOR READING THIS!
It could just be a small box showing something, (sorry about putting myself in this, but oh well: "Hyper Guy's Birthday is coming up on___" or "User___ has reached Sysop rank) just a small box with a bit of information about the users, who could be recognized for their efforts on Mario Wiki, might make our community look much, much better by giving users credit, no matter how small the alert is. (NOTE: I'm not talking about edits! Just marking important moments for our brilliant users) THANKS FOR READING THIS!
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====Comments====
====Comments====
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===Merge Keys Articles===
===Merge Keys Articles===
{{ProposalOutcome|canceled}}
{{Proposal outcome|canceled}}
Yeah, I was just looking at the articles linked to this [[Template:Key|template]], and most of them are stubs. That is why I am suggesting that the community allows me to go ahead and merge them, as well as turn the original articles into redirects and changing the links so that they lead to the merged article. An example can be found [[User:Super Mario Bros./Key|here]], and the [[User talk:Super Mario Bros./Key|discussion page]] will be a replica at first, but it will be so that users can change it as opposed to suggesting changes to me (such as moving images, sections, fixing links, etc.). So, to reiterate, if you want to suggest a change to my example, do the change on the talk page. If you have other comments, put them below on this page. '''NO COMMENTS GO ON THE TALK PAGE!'''<br>
Yeah, I was just looking at the articles linked to this [[Template:Key|template]], and most of them are stubs. That is why I am suggesting that the community allows me to go ahead and merge them, as well as turn the original articles into redirects and changing the links so that they lead to the merged article. An example can be found [[User:Super Mario Bros./Key|here]], and the [[User talk:Super Mario Bros./Key|discussion page]] will be a replica at first, but it will be so that users can change it as opposed to suggesting changes to me (such as moving images, sections, fixing links, etc.). So, to reiterate, if you want to suggest a change to my example, do the change on the talk page. If you have other comments, put them below on this page. '''NO COMMENTS GO ON THE TALK PAGE!'''<br>
''Note: A change in the proposed article has been made. See my large comment below.''<br>
''Note: A change in the proposed article has been made. See my large comment below.''<br>
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===Allowing YouTube Videos Outside Userpages===
===Allowing YouTube Videos Outside Userpages===
{{ProposalOutcome|failed|7-17|no youtube videos in articles}}
{{Proposal outcome|failed|7-17|no youtube videos in articles}}
Before you all think, "It's been like that for a good while, why should it be changed?!", think about how better articles could look. Sometimes when I make edits, like I've been editing the [[Pyoro]] pages recently, I don't want to keep on writing things I know don't make much sense, but I can't show a viewer of the page an example of how the game would be played, and so that users can check if I'm right or not. It could also encourage people who don't want to read long articles. Instead of sitting on a chair for hours on end, they can scroll down the page until they find a YouTube video explaining it for them.<br>
Before you all think, "It's been like that for a good while, why should it be changed?!", think about how better articles could look. Sometimes when I make edits, like I've been editing the [[Pyoro]] pages recently, I don't want to keep on writing things I know don't make much sense, but I can't show a viewer of the page an example of how the game would be played, and so that users can check if I'm right or not. It could also encourage people who don't want to read long articles. Instead of sitting on a chair for hours on end, they can scroll down the page until they find a YouTube video explaining it for them.<br>
I'm not saying we should stop writing and just spam YouTube videos on the pages, but this idea came to me when a friend asked me the other day, while I was showing him an article so he could see what you can do when you join, he asked "Y'know, I'm not actually reading all this c**p, can you just add a YouTube video on here or something?". After that, I started thinking about other people's opinions on this, and I personally think adding YouTube Videos to pages outside user pages would be like adding pictures to a book!
I'm not saying we should stop writing and just spam YouTube videos on the pages, but this idea came to me when a friend asked me the other day, while I was showing him an article so he could see what you can do when you join, he asked "Y'know, I'm not actually reading all this c**p, can you just add a YouTube video on here or something?". After that, I started thinking about other people's opinions on this, and I personally think adding YouTube Videos to pages outside user pages would be like adding pictures to a book!
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===No name, no vote, no creator's username, delete, Version 2===
===No name, no vote, no creator's username, delete, Version 2===
{{ProposalOutcome|failed|2-10|do not remove unsigned votes}}
{{Proposal outcome|failed|2-10|do not remove unsigned votes}}
Alright a few months back we had a proposal known as "No name, no vote, no creator's username, deleted poll" which is a small rule for the poll selection page which organized voteing , the proposal pass, but when it pass the poll selection page was no longer used (which sucks because it just happen with no warning and a lot of users like it because it was a lot of fun. I still think the Poll selection page should still be running), so I came up with the idea to apply this rule to the FI and proposal page (I'm not sure if the FA has the support or oppose system, but if it does then it will be apply to that page also.). For all the new users who don't know what I'm talking about it's just basically if you don't put your username under support or oppose then your vote is deleted. '''note: This doesn't apply to the "comments" section but if a user forgot to put his/her name then just let them, you, or someone else put there username in.'''
Alright a few months back we had a proposal known as "No name, no vote, no creator's username, deleted poll" which is a small rule for the poll selection page which organized voteing , the proposal pass, but when it pass the poll selection page was no longer used (which sucks because it just happen with no warning and a lot of users like it because it was a lot of fun. I still think the Poll selection page should still be running), so I came up with the idea to apply this rule to the FI and proposal page (I'm not sure if the FA has the support or oppose system, but if it does then it will be apply to that page also.). For all the new users who don't know what I'm talking about it's just basically if you don't put your username under support or oppose then your vote is deleted. '''note: This doesn't apply to the "comments" section but if a user forgot to put his/her name then just let them, you, or someone else put there username in.'''


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===Create spoiler boxes===
===Create spoiler boxes===
{{ProposalOutcome|failed|2-12|do not create spoiler boxes}}
{{Proposal outcome|failed|2-12|do not create spoiler boxes}}
Over on a couple wikis, they have boxes that toggle(show/hide) that contain any information that may give away the ending plot. I propose that we do the same thing. That way, people can't say that they just figured out the entire plot of the game without a warning. Now I know that we already have those warning things, but my eyes tend to linger and other people's probably do too. I would need lots of help to create and place these if this proposal goes through. So if it does, help would be appreciated.
Over on a couple wikis, they have boxes that toggle(show/hide) that contain any information that may give away the ending plot. I propose that we do the same thing. That way, people can't say that they just figured out the entire plot of the game without a warning. Now I know that we already have those warning things, but my eyes tend to linger and other people's probably do too. I would need lots of help to create and place these if this proposal goes through. So if it does, help would be appreciated.


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===Even Out Removal Votes===
===Even Out Removal Votes===
{{ProposalOutcome|passed|11-0-0|reduce number of voters required to remove fa vote to three}}
{{Proposal outcome|passed|11-0-0|reduce number of voters required to remove fa vote to three}}
OK, I am very annoyed when I see an inconsistency on a wiki and as I look at the proposals page and the FA page, I notice that there is an inconsistency in the number of votes it takes to remove the invalid votes. On the proposals page, it takes three and on the FA page it takes five, why the two-number difference? If this proposal passes, those numbers will even out so that there is one universal number so that [[User:Marioguy1|someone]] doesn't mess up like that guy :( Anyways, I've created three voting groups just in case someone wants one but not the other.
OK, I am very annoyed when I see an inconsistency on a wiki and as I look at the proposals page and the FA page, I notice that there is an inconsistency in the number of votes it takes to remove the invalid votes. On the proposals page, it takes three and on the FA page it takes five, why the two-number difference? If this proposal passes, those numbers will even out so that there is one universal number so that [[User:Marioguy1|someone]] doesn't mess up like that guy :( Anyways, I've created three voting groups just in case someone wants one but not the other.


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===Creations & Deletions===
===Creations & Deletions===
{{ProposalOutcome|no quorum|1-0}}
{{Proposal outcome|no quorum|1-0}}
OK, this proposal is just to test out whether or not this idea is worth proposing. Anyhow, my proposal is to make a section on this page called Creations & Deletions to replace the section Removals. This way there will be more space so that to propose, say a Q&A Page, you won't have to put it under Miscellaneous. This could also help with those old proposals of creating and deleting committees. So that's basically it, vote now!
OK, this proposal is just to test out whether or not this idea is worth proposing. Anyhow, my proposal is to make a section on this page called Creations & Deletions to replace the section Removals. This way there will be more space so that to propose, say a Q&A Page, you won't have to put it under Miscellaneous. This could also help with those old proposals of creating and deleting committees. So that's basically it, vote now!


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===Give Patrollers CheckUser===
===Give Patrollers CheckUser===
{{ProposalOutcome|passed|14-0}}
{{Proposal outcome|passed|14-0}}
Before you oppose this, please read it. If I'm correct, we used to have an extension for CheckUser, which means (if we don't have the extension anymore) there is one for our version of MediaWiki. CheckUser would help Patrollers if they are dealing with possible sockpuppets, but they couldn't tell whether they really are. It wouldn't give them major Sysop powers such as '''oversight''', '''deletion''', or '''protect'''ing of pages; which would give the users in the Patroller group more power/responsibilities, while retaining its place as the "in-between" of users and Sysops without it becoming redundant. I feel this would highly benefit Patrollers in the case of huge spam attacks or when suspicious users sign up.
Before you oppose this, please read it. If I'm correct, we used to have an extension for CheckUser, which means (if we don't have the extension anymore) there is one for our version of MediaWiki. CheckUser would help Patrollers if they are dealing with possible sockpuppets, but they couldn't tell whether they really are. It wouldn't give them major Sysop powers such as '''oversight''', '''deletion''', or '''protect'''ing of pages; which would give the users in the Patroller group more power/responsibilities, while retaining its place as the "in-between" of users and Sysops without it becoming redundant. I feel this would highly benefit Patrollers in the case of huge spam attacks or when suspicious users sign up.


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===Delete Genre Articles===
===Delete Genre Articles===
{{ProposalOutcome|passed|9-0|delete}}
{{Proposal outcome|passed|9-0|delete}}
I have encountered a couple of articles in [[:Category:Game Types]] and have thought that creating an article on each genre is redundant. Has Mario appeared in a lot of genres? Yes. But I hardly think there's a reason to create an article on each one. The only thing that would accomplish is defining what each genre is and what Mario games belong to it.
I have encountered a couple of articles in [[:Category:Game Types]] and have thought that creating an article on each genre is redundant. Has Mario appeared in a lot of genres? Yes. But I hardly think there's a reason to create an article on each one. The only thing that would accomplish is defining what each genre is and what Mario games belong to it.


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===Mario Kart Wii competitions===
===Mario Kart Wii competitions===
{{ProposalOutcome|passed|11-0|allow announcement of competitions on news template}}
{{Proposal outcome|passed|11-0|allow announcement of competitions on news template}}
Ok, i kinda get annoyed when a new Mario Kart competetion comes out and I haven't taken part so i suggest that we say when a Mario kart comp comes out on the news template to alert everyone. Ans since Nintendo news doesn't do it anymore i thimk it would be useful to know when one comes out.
Ok, i kinda get annoyed when a new Mario Kart competetion comes out and I haven't taken part so i suggest that we say when a Mario kart comp comes out on the news template to alert everyone. Ans since Nintendo news doesn't do it anymore i thimk it would be useful to know when one comes out.


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===Time Limit Before New Game Spoilers Added to Other Articles===
===Time Limit Before New Game Spoilers Added to Other Articles===
{{ProposalOutcome|failed|3-12|no time limit for spoilers}}
{{Proposal outcome|failed|3-12|no time limit for spoilers}}
First, I hope I've added this proposal correctly; my apologies if I've messed up somewhere.  To the point, I'm proposing there be some sort of time limit, a statute of limitations if you will, before spoilers for an as-yet unreleased game begin to filter their way into other articles.  For example, Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story is not out in North America yet, but as I was reading over several Partners in Time entries, I came upon numerous spoilers for the unreleased game.  I understand if spoilers for BIS would be in the M&L:BIS entry, as that would be a "read at your own risk" situation, but should someone who is just trying to get caught up be forced to find out things they don't want to until they get a chance to play the game?
First, I hope I've added this proposal correctly; my apologies if I've messed up somewhere.  To the point, I'm proposing there be some sort of time limit, a statute of limitations if you will, before spoilers for an as-yet unreleased game begin to filter their way into other articles.  For example, Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story is not out in North America yet, but as I was reading over several Partners in Time entries, I came upon numerous spoilers for the unreleased game.  I understand if spoilers for BIS would be in the M&L:BIS entry, as that would be a "read at your own risk" situation, but should someone who is just trying to get caught up be forced to find out things they don't want to until they get a chance to play the game?


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===New Policy===
===New Policy===
{{ProposalOutcome|canceled}}
{{Proposal outcome|canceled}}
Sometimes, there's an article that is created with one or two lines of text. It starts building up after after a while. When we see these articles, we simply slap a stub template on it in hopes that someone will expand it. This kind of thinking has created more than a 1000 stubs. That means more than 1/10th of all the articles on the wiki are stubbed. We need to fix this proportion for the sake of the wiki. There is no quick fix, but we can reduce this if we add this new policy to the [[MarioWiki: Rules|Rules]].
Sometimes, there's an article that is created with one or two lines of text. It starts building up after after a while. When we see these articles, we simply slap a stub template on it in hopes that someone will expand it. This kind of thinking has created more than a 1000 stubs. That means more than 1/10th of all the articles on the wiki are stubbed. We need to fix this proportion for the sake of the wiki. There is no quick fix, but we can reduce this if we add this new policy to the [[MarioWiki: Rules|Rules]].


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===Amend FA Size Requirements===
===Amend FA Size Requirements===
{{ProposalOutcome|passed|11-0|amend requirements}}
{{Proposal outcome|passed|11-0|amend requirements}}
Some smaller pages deserve to be recognized, so this proposal will replace the rigid 4000 byte minimum length and the 50+ entries stipulations with a general statement that: "''All articles must have a reasonable size.''" While potential FAs will no longer be automatically rejected based on their byte or header counts, if they are overly short articles, their nomination will surely be rejected on that basis through normal voting procedure.  
Some smaller pages deserve to be recognized, so this proposal will replace the rigid 4000 byte minimum length and the 50+ entries stipulations with a general statement that: "''All articles must have a reasonable size.''" While potential FAs will no longer be automatically rejected based on their byte or header counts, if they are overly short articles, their nomination will surely be rejected on that basis through normal voting procedure.  


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===Get Rid of the New Userspace Requirements===
===Get Rid of the New Userspace Requirements===
{{ProposalOutcome|failed|2-14|keep requirements}}
{{Proposal outcome|failed|2-14|keep requirements}}
A mans userspace is his castle, so why is there so many rules on what should be on it and what shouldn’t.  What’s on someone’s userspace is supposed to be like what describes them and if you are not allowed to go out of the lines of the requirements, you simply can’t do that.  I think we should get rid of those rules so users can express themselves better.  I really just don’t think those new rules are fair at all.  Also, it will take a lot of users time a lot of time and effort to change their userspace to fit the requirements.  Some of the user space rules I agree with, such as “no illegal game links”, but some like “No discussion not related to the Super Mario Wiki” and “No excessive personal information” are completely unfair.  It is like living in a house, but you are only allowed to have stuff from “Home Depot” in it.  "Home Depot" doesn’t sell all of life’s necessities, just like Super Mario Wiki doesn’t have all of the information you need.  If this Proposal passes, users will be free to use their userspace any way the want to except there will still be no more illeagal game links.
A mans userspace is his castle, so why is there so many rules on what should be on it and what shouldn’t.  What’s on someone’s userspace is supposed to be like what describes them and if you are not allowed to go out of the lines of the requirements, you simply can’t do that.  I think we should get rid of those rules so users can express themselves better.  I really just don’t think those new rules are fair at all.  Also, it will take a lot of users time a lot of time and effort to change their userspace to fit the requirements.  Some of the user space rules I agree with, such as “no illegal game links”, but some like “No discussion not related to the Super Mario Wiki” and “No excessive personal information” are completely unfair.  It is like living in a house, but you are only allowed to have stuff from “Home Depot” in it.  "Home Depot" doesn’t sell all of life’s necessities, just like Super Mario Wiki doesn’t have all of the information you need.  If this Proposal passes, users will be free to use their userspace any way the want to except there will still be no more illeagal game links.


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===Merge & Split: Enemies Inside Pages===
===Merge & Split: Enemies Inside Pages===
{{ProposalOutcome|failed|0-13|no merge}}
{{Proposal outcome|failed|0-13|no merge}}
Clever title there. Anyway, I was thinking- Instead of having all the enemy names in Bowser's Inside Story on the same page, and then having to click a link to go to the page which turns out being a stub, and then having to click the back button on your browser, wouldn't it be much easier to split the enemies to split the enemies and merge all the enemy articles onto one page? I'll do this myself if there's enough good feedback.<br>
Clever title there. Anyway, I was thinking- Instead of having all the enemy names in Bowser's Inside Story on the same page, and then having to click a link to go to the page which turns out being a stub, and then having to click the back button on your browser, wouldn't it be much easier to split the enemies to split the enemies and merge all the enemy articles onto one page? I'll do this myself if there's enough good feedback.<br>
This saves having to tire yourself by clicking on different links all the time!
This saves having to tire yourself by clicking on different links all the time!
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====Comments====
====Comments====
Split to split to merge? Did you say it twice or something? {{User|Betaman}}
Split to split to merge? Did you say it twice or something? {{User|Betaman}}


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===Split Beta Elements into Sub-Articles===
===Split Beta Elements into Sub-Articles===
{{ProposalOutcome|passed|31-0|split}}
{{Proposal outcome|passed|31-0|split}}
We all know that the [[Beta Elements]] page is incredibly long...the second-longest page on the wiki &mdash; It's chock full of images and good information on a ton of different games, (which isn't a bad thing), but I feel the article would be better off describing what a beta element is, and then having a list at the bottom of the page that lists all of the games we have beta info on. Which leads me to the second part of my proposal. Most of the beta element sections in that page are more than long enough to constitute their ''own'' page. This would make it easier to find a specific beta element in a specific game, and it would also make it much easier to load said page(s). For example, the beta elements for ''[[Super Mario World]]'' could be found at {{fake link|Super Mario World/Beta elements}}. This page could easily be found because there would be a link on [[Beta Elements]] to that page, as well as a link to it on the ''[[Super Mario World]]'' article.  
We all know that the [[Beta Elements]] page is incredibly long...the second-longest page on the wiki &mdash; It's chock full of images and good information on a ton of different games, (which isn't a bad thing), but I feel the article would be better off describing what a beta element is, and then having a list at the bottom of the page that lists all of the games we have beta info on. Which leads me to the second part of my proposal. Most of the beta element sections in that page are more than long enough to constitute their ''own'' page. This would make it easier to find a specific beta element in a specific game, and it would also make it much easier to load said page(s). For example, the beta elements for ''[[Super Mario World]]'' could be found at {{fake link|Super Mario World/Beta elements}}. This page could easily be found because there would be a link on [[Beta Elements]] to that page, as well as a link to it on the ''[[Super Mario World]]'' article.  


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===Mario Baseball Special swings/pitches===
===Mario Baseball Special swings/pitches===
{{ProposalOutcome|failed|1-8|no split}}
{{Proposal outcome|failed|1-8|no split}}
The Mario Super Star Baseball special pitches and swings are in the same article (Peach's Heart Swing and Heart Pitch are under [[Heart Ball]] while on the Slugger's page, the character bios list them separately. The Slugger's special pages are being made right now and I'm wondering of the pitches and swings should also be merged into one page like the MSSB ones or if the MSSB's should be split.
The Mario Super Star Baseball special pitches and swings are in the same article (Peach's Heart Swing and Heart Pitch are under [[Heart Ball]] while on the Slugger's page, the character bios list them separately. The Slugger's special pages are being made right now and I'm wondering of the pitches and swings should also be merged into one page like the MSSB ones or if the MSSB's should be split.


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===Change FA removal of votes rules===
===Change FA removal of votes rules===
{{ProposalOutcome|passed|14-7|change rules}}
{{Proposal outcome|passed|14-7|change rules}}
Well, if you have seen the Luigi nomination page, it is full of votes from the kind of "ZOMG LUIGI PWNS!!!" which are not valid reasons, and to remove them, we must go throught the sloooow process of getting 5 votes to remove them, which is as slow as annoying. So I propose any admin has the right to remove those votes who do anything but help. Who supports?
Well, if you have seen the Luigi nomination page, it is full of votes from the kind of "ZOMG LUIGI PWNS!!!" which are not valid reasons, and to remove them, we must go throught the sloooow process of getting 5 votes to remove them, which is as slow as annoying. So I propose any admin has the right to remove those votes who do anything but help. Who supports?


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===Luigi and Boo FAs===
===Luigi and Boo FAs===
{{ProposalOutcome|failed|1-9|keep nominations}}
{{Proposal outcome|failed|1-9|keep nominations}}
I was on the featured articles page recently and I saw that the [[Luigi]] and [[Boo]] articles are still nominated. You wouldn't ''believe'' how many fan votes there are on the Boo one, and Luigi's has been there for over a year. I propose that the nominations should be deleted because of those things and can be started up again if the articles improve.
I was on the featured articles page recently and I saw that the [[Luigi]] and [[Boo]] articles are still nominated. You wouldn't ''believe'' how many fan votes there are on the Boo one, and Luigi's has been there for over a year. I propose that the nominations should be deleted because of those things and can be started up again if the articles improve.


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===Change FA rules part 1===
===Change FA rules part 1===
{{ProposalOutcome|failed|5-8|no removing those votes}}
{{Proposal outcome|failed|5-8|no removing those votes}}
I have seen many FA rule changing proposals/problems recently so I'd like to clear everything up with some different rules that accommodate almost everyone.<br>
I have seen many FA rule changing proposals/problems recently so I'd like to clear everything up with some different rules that accommodate almost everyone.<br>
'''Rule:''' The rule that states you cannot remove support votes, I propose that rule be changed to "You need five users to agree that this vote is a fan vote before deleting it" so that Tucayo's problem with the fan-votes can be solved. '''Reason:''' Tucayo said it all in his proposal, some of these votes are just wrong.
'''Rule:''' The rule that states you cannot remove support votes, I propose that rule be changed to "You need five users to agree that this vote is a fan vote before deleting it" so that Tucayo's problem with the fan-votes can be solved. '''Reason:''' Tucayo said it all in his proposal, some of these votes are just wrong.
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===Change FA rules part 2===
===Change FA rules part 2===
{{ProposalOutcome|no quorum|0-3}}
{{Proposal outcome|no quorum|0-3}}
Here is the second part of my three part proposal<br>
Here is the second part of my three part proposal<br>
'''Rule:''' The rule that says it will take a month of no editing to remove a nomination, I propose that this is changed to a month of no voting OR three months with no verdict AND more than five users opposing. '''Reason:''' Some nominations have way too many fans that just won't quit so get rid of the votes if there is a REAL reason to delete them (in other words if five people are opposing, they all agree)
'''Rule:''' The rule that says it will take a month of no editing to remove a nomination, I propose that this is changed to a month of no voting OR three months with no verdict AND more than five users opposing. '''Reason:''' Some nominations have way too many fans that just won't quit so get rid of the votes if there is a REAL reason to delete them (in other words if five people are opposing, they all agree)
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====Keep The Long Noms====
====Keep The Long Noms====
#{{User|Stooben Rooben}} &mdash; I personally don't think the wiki needs to be cluttered up with any more dead nomination pages than there are already. I remember when I originally nominated [[Mario (franchise)|this page]] for FA status. The nomination page was thriving with activity for a while, but after progress on the actual article slowed down, so did the nomination page. Besides, it's not like someone can't re-nominate an article to be featured.
#{{User|Stooben Rooben}} &mdash; I personally don't think the wiki needs to be cluttered up with any more dead nomination pages than there are already. I remember when I originally nominated [[Super Mario (franchise)|this page]] for FA status. The nomination page was thriving with activity for a while, but after progress on the actual article slowed down, so did the nomination page. Besides, it's not like someone can't re-nominate an article to be featured.
#{{user|Yoshario}} &ndash; Per Stooben Rooben.
#{{user|Yoshario}} &ndash; Per Stooben Rooben.
#{{User|Gamefreak75}} - Per Stooben.
#{{User|Gamefreak75}} - Per Stooben.