User talk:Barteldarcy

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Re:Samuel Beckett
Writing and poerty are a form of art, therefore Sam Beckett was, indeed, an artist. As for a "fuller citation", our prevents that. Only information cited in a Star Trek episode or movie can be included within an article. The article as in its current state is correct in that manner. Everything else about the subject is irrelevant. If a user wishes to know more about a real-life subject, a link to a Wikipedia article about that subject is provided. --From Andoria with Love 22:06, 3 August 2006 (UTC)


 * Hey man, it's your site. I was just trying to be helpful after somebody sent me an invitation to join. If you're comfortable having incorrect information in there, knock yourself out; it's not worth making an issue out of it. --Bartedarcy


 * And your help is much appreciated, but the question is... where is the incorrect information? At present, from what I can tell, the article is written correctly and with the proper information as revealed in Star Trek. Also, just so you know, Memory Alpha is not my site ... it belongs to the community. But it also has policies which need to be followed. If we were to include real world info that had nothing to do with Trek, that would be defeating the entire purpose of this particular wiki. I hope this clarifies things. :) --From Andoria with Love 05:26, 7 August 2006 (UTC)


 * Simply, the correct information is in the version I posted. The incorrect information is in the version that is up now. But really, it's fine. I love Memory Alpha and think you're doing a bangup job. --Bartedarcy