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This userbox fortress will be too big someday, to the point of collapsing.
Hi, I like Kirby, and I like consistent information, thus I like to make people have consistent info about Kirby.
You will see me mostly adding certain specific things of a certain game, but you will also see me putting files around, and maybe writing some articles and stuff.
My native idiom is Spanish, so you will see me around Names in Other Languages Spanish things and such. I am not perfect with English, so you may see me doing some grammar mistakes on that side. :D
Here is/will be my first table that I probably make/made from scratch.
As you can see this will cover which Kirby games I have completed and such. but later
Kirbeat's Kirby game completion
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Archive of things to have in mind
A list of notes about wiki editing, consisting of either mistakes that I made before to prevent me of doing them again, or things that certain people have noted somewhere, while not necessarily correcting an error of mine. I would recommend you checking this, mostly if you aren't so fond with WiKirby's way of doing certain things and/or you aren't so fond with some English grammar specifics.
There are a lot of things that people have noted that I haven't put here. I will try to make this a long list of specifications to have them somewhere. I will be updating this later.
When referring to the theme that that same page if describing, it is mentioned as "the theme" instead of "this theme".
The unplayable, movie-like scenes on Video Games are called "cutscenes" and not "cutscenes".
Album numbers on theme pages probably shouldn't be added.
From a revision of Kirby Pupupu Train Eki-melo Collection: "a unique" is correct, instead of being "an unique". (proof, proof and proof: This is because what determines the usage of "a" or "an" is not exactly if the letter itself is a consonant or a vowel, but instead if the sound is of a consonant or of a vowel, as the "u" syllable in "unique" is pronounced with a "yu/yoo/yew" sound, thus the letter to take in question is the "y" and not a "u".)
File names shouldn't contain punctuation and special symbols, especially on the end. (Credits to Vipz)
Files that aren't, but will be used could either be given the Not-unused template, or be used in User pages to prevent them to be deleted. (Credits to StarPunch for the former and Vipz for the later options)
Pages that you want to create, but of which you don't have too much info yet, could be pre-created on personal sandboxes. (I have seen this applied several times, but MetaDragon directly recommended that to me, so credits to her)
Words following colons (:) could start either with or without captions, both are valid; but a colon is not normally followed by a capital letter in British usage, though American usage often prefers to use a capital (even though both usages are in the same idiom). (Credits to StarPunch about the fact that both are valid and to University of Sussex by confirming that and about the British/American thing)
A semicolon (;) sometimes works better than a colon, but using a semicolon means turning the text following it into a complete sentence to make it correct. (Credits to MetaDragon about the first fact and StarPunch about the second one)
Using an em-dash (—) can be used to separate sentences while keeping the section following it a fragment instead of a complete sentence, unlike the semicolon. (Credits to LeoUnlimited and StarPunch) (Leo mentions that "this kind of punctuation is more informal by nature" while The Punctuation Guide mentions that "the dash is less formal than the colon". I suppose that Leo was referring to the usage of the em-dash, while TPG was referring to the sentence itself)
Things to do
A lists of things that I want to do. If you are searching for something to do, and are evading the existence of Maintenance, know that help with any of this is appreciated ;)
There are some "groups of images" that feature a lot of images of characters or items, but those images aren't in the page of the respective characters of items. So the point is including every of the next images on the pages of the things that they represent (for example the Qbby sticker is already on the Qbby page, so the point is doing that with every image.):
Doing that on Kirby and the Rainbow Curse/gallery, but in reverse: Track every image of every thing across different pages, like renders and screenshots of characters, and put them in the gallery (like, not even Elline's images are there). Also, creating captions for the images at the beginning of the page.
The same thing with Kirby Star Allies/gallery, but primarily with stage screenshots. (Rainbow Curse have stage screenshots but lacks renders. Star Allies have renders but lacks stage screenshots. Huh.)
Figure if that PBS is actually pink, or is one of another color that is just flashing pink because it is getting pumelled.
Inspect some weird website images that have pre-release content, like this thang in where Whispy Woods's stage has a star that isn't present in the final game, or that Pink Bigger Stactus image linked above that have a background not seen nor in the normal fight, nor in the Survival Rush fight. There is also that one web game that have the Grapes artwork, the Icy level artwork on this t h i n g, the demo, and pain.
The ones that I flag as "not so important" are the ones that I will capture normally when I play the stage, as they are normal gameplay scenes without anything special and can be seen in repeated playtroughs. They are all images that are only used in one or two small articles that already have at least one other image. Those articles may be missing screenshots without those images, and thus why they are there, but without them the article would still have one image so they are really so much important to replace right away, and it wouldn't do much damage if they are removed right now, as the article as it is would still stand.
The ones that can only be captured once are scenes that, to my knowledge, only happen one time per save file and can't be seen again until you get there again in a new save file. So I can't skip over to them right now, and most probably when I get to them they would already be deleted per the deadline, so there would be a time with them being missing. One is about one Big Switch that can only be seen pressed when it is obtained afaik, and the other is about the Popopo Islands without any UI that only can be seen in a short cutscene after finishing Volcano Valley.
Roll around images of Kirby's Dream Land 2 by almost the same reasons as Mass Attack, as so: Diving in game pages to put images on the gallery, flying through the gallery to put images likethese on game pages, and bamboozling through the game's image category aaa to put images on both.
Useful links
Links that are useful. Yeah that. You may want to read them.
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