User talk:Kchisho1970

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Orphaned pages
I've been cleaning up orphaned pages and have noted one created by you. If you are going to create a new page, make sure there in another page somewhere that links to it. Pages that aren't linked to from anywhere else on MA are especially troublesome from an administration standpoint, as they represent a "break" in the web we are trying to build. For example, if creating a page zenite, go back to and create a link to it in the references section, or possibly in a reference tables list of materials. This is the only way any other user will ever find this page short of manually querying the Wiki software! I regularly query the software about orphans, and this is the only instance I've seen since i registered of there ever being more than one or two orphans at a time, and it's sometimes a tedious process to go through and perform multiple edits simply to pare that list down by linking to these pages properly. The work you are contributing to MA is greatly appreciated, and thanks in advance for attempting to conform to policy better in the future... -- Captain Mike K. Bartel 17:02, 16 Sep 2004 (CEST)

Babylon 5
Hi. Just letting you know that we cannot have an article on Babylon 5 for the same reason we could not have an article on Star Wars – we are an encyclopedia for Star Trek, not for general sci-fi. The fact that Babylon 5 and Deep Space Nine were rivals is already stated on the Deep Space Nine page, and any other connections are listed on Popular culture references in Star Trek; an article on a show otherwise unrelated to Trek would be superfluous and unnecessary and would be removed rather quickly. I hope you understand. --From Andoria with Love 19:36, November 12, 2009 (UTC)


 * That's funny, you have a rather extensive Doctor Who entry, so I don't understand.--Kchisho1970 19:37, November 12, 2009 (UTC)

That is funny. In that case, ignore everything I said. As you were. :) Edit: Correction -- we are currently trying to figure out what to do about the Doctor Who article, as it cannot stay as an individual article. See the talk page for more. Feel free to continue editing Babylon 5, but whatever happens to Doctor Who will also happen to Babylon 5. Actually, since there were no inside references to Babylon 5 made on the show, the article may end up being deleted. So, it's up to you. Sorry for the confusion. --From Andoria with Love 19:40, November 12, 2009 (UTC)