User talk:KTJ

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Quotes removal & 32+ kilobytes size notification
When you remove quotes or other items (not rewrites), I request you add them to the talk page. It's at your discretion when or if you do it (I haven't checked to see if you sometimes do that), but it's much easier to scroll through the talk page than trawl through the history. It's a courtesy if you think someone might reasonably disagree.

Also, I generally agree with your tightening of the plot of, but regarding your edit summary of "just think it's too long and the notifications agree", I assume you mean

''WARNING: This page is 70 kilobytes long; some browsers may have problems editing pages approaching or longer than 32kb. Please consider breaking the page into smaller sections.''

I don't think how large the page is in kilobytes is relevant for today's browsers even on dial-up. Style is important, technical/physical size, not so much. Setacourse 20:09, December 8, 2009 (UTC)


 * You might have an easier time editing if you edited individual sections, instead of the entire article. Each section should have an "edit" to the right of the title, and using this will only bring up that section.
 * Archiving something removed from an article to the talk page goes for any significant removal.--31dot 21:32, December 8, 2009 (UTC)

Talk pages
Please keep in mind that posts on article talk pages need to be relevant to changing or improving the article, and are not for general discussion or commentary of the subject. There are numerous chat rooms and discussion sites for that purpose.--31dot 11:11, September 13, 2010 (UTC)

Cite your sources
Regarding your additions to : could you please ensure you cite your sources. E.g. where did Leonard Nimoy say this stuff about the script, and the director throwing this out for "more action"? Thanks. :-) – Cleanse ( talk 07:17, November 4, 2010 (UTC)

POV
Please review MA:POV, as articles not dealing with production information are written from the perspective of someone within the Star Trek universe.--31dot 00:37, February 24, 2011 (UTC)

Relating to this, external links should not appear within the in-universe portion of an article, as Wikipedia is not a part of the Star Trek universe. As such, I made your recent note a background note. I also added an incite tag to it, as it needs a source.--31dot 10:22, May 8, 2011 (UTC)