User talk:Andreyk37

When Editing

I saw the edit where you added "(Otherwise, it is a manga without the pictures. Even the speakers are labeled, as if the picture is supposed to be there.)"

If you have to add a note like that, add it to the notes t the bottom of the page by typing < r e f > -fill-this-space-with-your-note < / r e f > where you want to add the note in the text, and it'll put a link in that spot to the notes section of that chapter. and take out the spaces, i just added those so it wouldn't add notes to your talk page.

Todou (talk) 00:36, 17 March 2015 (CDT)

Editing

Yeah. I did the first to chapters and chapter 289 before I found the rules/guidelines for editing. For some reason they haven't reverted the changes I made, which were pretty freaking extensive. You're supposed to get permission from the Project Supervisor (you can find that on the main shield hero page) and then post your proposed changes for the other editors to check, but I haven't figured those out yet. And theProject Supervisor for Shield Hero, Onizuka-GTO, doesn't seem to be very active. I've been waiting for a day or two for him to reply and he hasn't done it yet. If you want to know the ins and outs of the editing, I suggest you study the commands that the other editors use and what they do as you make your changes. That's how I've learned so far. Somewhere there's a list of commands and what they do but it's hard to find so I don't use it that often. Minor changes shouldn't get reverted unless they change the meaning of the sentence or story, in which case they aren't considered minor changes anymore. Good Luck. Todou (talk) 01:00, 17 March 2015 (CDT)

Yes, I'm editing Shield Hero. Go ahead and edit the preview chapters... I don't know why they're preview chapters they're pretty much as ready to go as the ones that are officially published. I'm totally cool with answering any and all questions you have as long as I know the answer, communication on this site seems to be pretty weak so I try to encourage it. Everyone has their preferences, but that should be fine so long as you make sure anyone new can understand what "oyajii-san" means by putting a link and a note in. example: (in the text) "thanks oyajii-san< r e f > oyajii is a Japanese term used to address someone significantly older than oneself < / r e f >." It's fine to talk like this, I'd just appreciate it if you would add your signature (again, by typing four consecutive ~ without spaces) So i know who and when you're talking to me. Todou (talk) 01:18, 17 March 2015 (CDT)