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Right, didn't know this. Thank you Tenebrae. TotalTruthTeller24 (talk) 23:27, 16 June 2016 (ROI)
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I see that you have made several edits involving the character Henry from Dead Men Tell No Tales. If you could share your sources at the discussion that I started here, I would appreciate it.
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I've removed the table for the chronological order that you added over at X-Men (film series). I do think it is a great edition but the article is so long already. Instead I wanted to discuss with you about creating an article especially for chronological order where further references can be added and more details can be explored. Brocicle (talk) 15:46, 30 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]
List of X-Men characters
I wanted to bring this here, as you are on the verge of edit warring and I wanted to explain why I have reverted your changes. Please review WP:OR and WP:SYNTH. Your changes are in violation of both of these rules. Even your attempted changes do not satisfy those requirements. The vast majority of your "references" are just you either explaining your original research or are just flat out wrong (for example you say that X2 states in the film it takes place in 2003. It does not). And that is just one example. And even some of your math, which does constitute WP:SYNTH is inaccurate.
Frankly, the entire section doesn't belong on this page, as it doesn't really help someone visiting the page. If you revert again without either real references (not your original research), I will report you for edit warring. I certainly don't want to do that. Rcarter555 (talk) 16:43, 3 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]
As a courtesy, and since I have the time, let me go through each of your "references" and explain why I think they violate Wikipedia policy or where they're just incorrect.
X-Men Apocalypse: 3600 BCE - There is no reference for this date, other than the historical date for when the Pyramids were constructed, which is OR and SYNTH and shouldn't be a benchmark in a fictional universe in any event.
X-Men Origins: Wolverine: 1961-1975; 1981 - You've listed every year of the Vietnam War (since you rightly presume there is no reference to an actual date), but by doing so, you make the 1981 date original research. Again, 1975 was the end of the Vietnam War in our world, but who knows about the X-Men universe? Also, if you are going to use real world events to date the movies (you shouldn't), then the Three Mile Island meltdown took place in 1979, not 1981. Again, all original research.
X-Men and X2: 2003 - You claim the year 2003 is mentioned in X2, but it isn't. No where in the film is a date given.
X-Men: The Last Stand: 2006 - You claim the year 2006 is mentioned in Last Stand (although you have a typo of 2003 in your reference), but it is not. No year is indicated.
Wolverine: 2007 - Again, this is based off the faulty 2006 year for Last Stand, but you also state the film says it takes place one year after Last Stand. I don't believe it does, but since Last Stand had no set year, it doesn't matter.
Deadpool: 2015-2017 - Based on what? Your "reference" is simply your statement that the film takes place over these years. There is no verifiable reference to this. The year the film is released is immaterial.
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Yeah, I figured that much, but it's still a good idea to check these notifications anyway, it's not as if you made very many of them. - theWOLFchild03:51, 25 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]
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I apologise for my use of multiple accounts for editing of Wikipedia, I understand now that I should have stuck to using one account. I never intended for any of my edits to be seen as improper or breach community trust, and for that I am truly sorry. Every edit I've made has been intended to improve Wikipedia as a whole, mainly on pages covering modern media (Blade Runner, Rick and Morty, etc.). I promise to stick to the one account from now on. (Also, I've been saying this for some time, but User:GolfingIreland is not me) Thank you for your time. Sincerely, TotalTruthTeller24 (talk) 12:20, 2 September 2018 (UTC).[reply]
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You haven't indicated whether or not you've edited over the past six months. You also imply that you didn't know we prohibit use of multiple accounts. You clearly knew and decided to continue doing so, deliberately violating WP:SOCK, over the course of months and deliberately violating the community's trust in doing so. It's great that you now intend to stick to one account only, but need to address these issues head-on if you wish to have any chance of earning back the community's trust. --Yamla (talk) 12:02, 3 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]
@Yamla: My last edits according to this conversation were a about a few days before the 17th February 2018, 6 months on from there being the 17 August 2018. I do not recall precisely when I last edited Wikipedia, but I would assume I was being accurate in my message to @NinjaRobotPirate: on that date. When I first created multiple accounts I didn't know they were prohibited, but I continued using them after I learned they were disallowed, and for that I am genuinely sorry. How precisely do I "address these issues head-on"? TotalTruthTeller24 (talk) 16:22, 3 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]
Also, @Joeyconnick: & @DisneyMetalhead:, with regards to your debate on The Conjuring Universe, Warner Bros. referred to the franchise in their rules for "My Annabelle Creation" at https://www.myannabellecreation.co.uk/ long before the featurette for The Nun. Given how it is used, I assume the name is copyrighted. Here is the segment in question:
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(iv) The Video may include positive, non-disparaging, verbal/textual references to the The Conjuring Universe, the Film, and characters appearing therein (collectively the “Warner Bros. Content”), but not any trailer, film clip, image, music, or advertising material from or for the Film or any film in The Conjuring Universe or any talent appearing therein. Warner Bros. Content may only be used by an Entrant for entry into the Competition and in accordance with these Rules, and for no other purpose;
Just so you know, when you are blocked, you are only supposed to use your talk page to get unblocked. Pinging other editors to edit pages by proxy isn't allowed. I'm just letting you know because you might lose your talk page access, and then the only way to appeal your block will be by email through UTRS. - wolf12:57, 2 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]
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