User talk:Sinefirt

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Thanks for becoming a member of the TARDIS crew! If you have any questions, see the Help pages, add a question to one of the Forums or ask on my talk page. -- Tangerineduel (Talk) 10:37, 30 December 2011

Block

Heya :) Hate to do this to you so early in your editing career with us, but I need to blcok you for a day to conduct a review of your editing. Don't worry, it's not going to last much longer. However, I've been alerted to some irregularities in your editing, and I need to stop you from editing for a bit so I can advise you how best to proceed with us. My preliminary research indicates that you have a tendency to just move pages without consultation to ongoing community discussions. But I'll be able to tell you more later. Thanks for your edits with us; hopefully this early review of your work will help you make even better edits here!
czechout<staff /> ☎ ✍  <span style="">05:28: Sun 08 Jan 2012 

Recent moves & edits

Hi, I've had to rollback and revert and series of edits and page moves you've done recently. As CzechOut has said above, they all appear to have been done without discussion on the article's talk pages or in the Forum.

Here's a brief explanation of some of the pages I've reverted/rolled back and why.

On some pages you've mostly missed the narrative in terms of naming. The narrative gives us the information to name the articles correctly, often it's even written in the article (though sometimes you need to have read/heard/seen the source). The T:DAB policy is there for conflicts that arise from articles that have the same name. From what I can see you've sort of employed it as a one size fits all to the articles.

A series of edits you've made to various Doctor articles. You added Category:Incarnations of the Doctor to many articles which are already sub-categories of that category (meaning they're already in that category).

The Doctor (Good Companions), the introduction says it all, it's one of the Eighth Doctor's future incarnations. It does not say anywhere that it's his next incarnation.

The Master (The Curse of Fatal Death) I've moved back as this article's title was discussed on the article's talk page.

For The Doctor (Who's Who?) this article states he had no knowledge of the TARDIS and was evidently human, which means he's got the name "the Doctor", but couldn't be the "Third Doctor".

I really encourage you to have a look around the wiki, see the process of how we've named articles, have a look on the talk pages of articles that have conjectural names or ones that you think are mis-named (there may have already been a discussion). Or as I've said above start a topic in the forums, if you think this issue an issue you've found is too wide to be covered on one article page. Thanks, any questions feel free to leave them on my talk page and I'll try to help. --Tangerineduel / talk 16:32, January 8, 2012 (UTC)