User talk:KHacker35000vr

Bot??

I'm a fan of tecnhology, but in the case of a translation, humans are still superior. What use could you have with a bot?
Chadderz 16:45, 20 April 2012 (UTC)

I use the bot to make translating easier, I still translate it manually but it automatically reads the english and saves it to the wiki

kHacker35000vr 19:56, 20 April 2012 (UTC)

I translated fiets to motor now. I agree fiets was'nt fitting thanks for informing me

Jelke Nelisse 19:27, 22 April 2012 (UTC)

MainPage in other Languages

Why you deleted it? It took me long. >:(
PC Freak 09:35, 24 April 2012 (UTC)

I think, he done it, because we are an english wiki and it's useless. -- Wiimm 09:40, 24 April 2012 (UTC)

Images

Please reupload BFGlitch.png as a jpg, or save with compression. 1.5 mb is too large. --Jefe 23:31, 24 April 2012 (UTC)

I noticed that File:RockRockMountainPOC2.png is 1.9 mb. Please resize and save with compression. --Jefe 22:36, 13 May 2012 (UTC)

CTGP-R redirect

I notice you removed the CTGP-R redirect. I know there is also the CTGPR redirect, but the point of a redirect isn't just for a shortcut, it's also for people who don't know alternative names. If someone came to the site and searched CTGP-R it would be useful if it went to the right place immediately, especially considering that the correct page is actually the fourth result in the search for CTGP-R.
Chadderz 09:49, 13 May 2012 (UTC)

If a user enters "CTGP-R" he gets good search results. I think, redirects should be used for 2 things:

• A real page was moved and the old name have either many links to it or is well known by the users.
• A shortcut is often used in this wiki.

Wiimm 11:01, 13 May 2012 (UTC)

I agree with Chadderz. Redirects like that one help simplify searches for common terms. If you're new the the whole CT business, a simple redirect helps quite a bit, rather than trying to decipher the contents of several search results. Redirects also help more knowledgeable people reach a page quickly by typing in the abbreviated name into the search box. Redirects for CTGP, CTGPR, and CTGP-R should exist for these reasons. --Jefe 22:29, 13 May 2012 (UTC)

etc

Please read this: User_talk:Wiimm#About_P.2A.2A.2A.2A_Circuit

Deleting Pages

Please check to see if these pages are orphans before deleting them. If anything expand the articles.--Jefe 12:14, 27 August 2012 (UTC)

I assume you mean the Nintendo page, I did it because the page was very small and it only contained a logo and an external link. -- kHacker35000vr 12:18, 27 August 2012 (UTC)

Quite a few pages link to the Nintendo page. It had previously contained copy-pasted material from Wikipedia (a no-no.) It was changed to a short page with a link to Wikipedia. In some cases, a short article like that is appropriate. The short pages about CT makers should stay on the wiki for people like Kwark who don't have Wiiki accounts. This is to prevent dead links on pages like CTGP, and to give some brief info about those authors. It's best just to expand pages like that if possible. For example, you could link his forum profile, Youtube, or similar. --Jefe 13:09, 27 August 2012 (UTC)

See here: Special:MostLinkedPages. 93 pages link to Nintendo.--Jefe 13:14, 27 August 2012 (UTC)

That pages contained a single line, not giving any information. And red links are edited earlier than blue links, as people want to create a page for this person. If someone feels to he can re-create the page with more information. The Nintendo page is unneeded on this wiki and therefore removed due the lack of information. If I can fill in an empty page I would do it, I have done that multiple times, but on these pages I couldn't think of anything. -- kHacker35000vr 13:23, 27 August 2012 (UTC)

Our responsibility is to ensure that the Wiiki works properly. How does deleting one of the most linked-to articles serve that interest? To fix this problem we need to take one of these actions:

1. Recreate the page the way it was.
2. Edit all pages linking to Nintendo to remove the link or link offsite.
3. Make a better article.

This will need to do this for the other articles as well, Captain Kwark linked to 10 different pages. --Jefe 18:31, 27 August 2012 (UTC)

Suggestions for Dutch game translations

Beste Kevin, Ik heb delen van de Nederlandse vertaling van Mario Kart Wii die jij in elkaar gesleuteld hebt een doorgelezen en ik heb een aantal verbeterpunten. Namen van personages moeten wat mij betreft gewoon engels blijven, om Chain Chomp nu te vervangen in Kettinghond vind ik zelf wel heel ver gaan. Verder zijn er ook een aantal andere aanpassingen die ik graag wil doorvoeren als jij daar oké mee bent.

Mvg, Erik. (Jolbewoner)

Alle andere talen hebben ook gewoon een vertaling van Chain Chomp. De meeste vertalingen vind ik al ok. Als je nog verbeterpunten hebt kan je ze op de overlegpagina bespreken met mij. De meeste personages zijn ook onvertaald gebleven, ik heb vooral de Duitse vertalingen als voorbeeld genomen.

kHacker35000vr 10:50, 26 September 2012 (UTC)

Ik ben zelf vrij nieuw als het op het aanpassen van Wiki's aankomt, waar is de overlegpagina?

Pagina's zoals deze, beginnend met 'talk:'.

Work for your bot

Can you set your bot to add <noinclude>[[category:Template/User]]</noinclude> to all uncategorized User Links? --Jefe 11:30, 19 October 2012 (UTC)

Sure, I'll work on it tonight. --kHacker35000vr 12:09, 19 October 2012 (UTC)

Iceway

Sorry i don't where i can put this thema on... Could you add Iceway v5.0 to the ctgp page for the final release to update it from v3.1 to v5.0? Mkwjason 13:00, 15 November 2012 (UTC)

About editing the News Page

I think a reason people are confused about editing the news page is that the "Posting rules" here say to "sort by historical order, newest first", which is fine for dates, but you say that older items within that date are supposed to appear first. Can you just edit the Posting rules then?
Zilla 07:44, 23 November 2012 (UTC)

The usage of "has released" isn't correct, for two reasons. It sounds awkward, because people use the "has" to indicate something that happened in sequence before something else, or something that is ongoing. For example, "KHacker released Rock Rock Mountain today. He has enjoyed making tracks for the past few years." To state that something simply happened, you don't need the helper verb. The second reason, is that news posts should be as short as possible.--Jefe 16:08, 7 January 2013 (UTC)

Question

Hmm... Lately I've seen some CT's in the track wishlist staying unreviewed so I'm asking if you can move those CT's to Added after latest stream? Or do they just stay unreviewed? --MitsySueG24 13:47, 31 January 2013 (UTC)

1. I hope you realize you just broke another rule: editing the same page twice in a row within 15 minutes is forbidden.

2. Unreviewed tracks stay unreviewed until either Bean or Chadderz edit their statuses stating otherwise.

3. Your signature is unhelpful; it has no date. Try making signatures by typing this (without the quotations): "--~~~~"

4. This is how a signature is supposed to look:

--Torran 03:07, 31 January 2013 (UTC)

So your basically telling no one can move the unreviewed CT's to the latest stream?

--MitsySueG24 13:47, 31 January 2013 (UTC)

You may wish to restate your question in a different manner. If I interpret your question as adding CT's to the latest stream table, anyone can add CT's to the latest stream table provided that the CT meets the minimum requirements for entry (use your common sense on this one). The existing contents of the table itself stay unmodified. --Torran 14:27, 31 January 2013 (UTC)

Moderator Talk

You blocked JerryMKW because "Taking my textures without permission"?
This is a conflict with your role as moderator and role as author. If anyone block JerryMKW because of taking your textures (not a wiki issue), it must be another moderator. And yes, we need definitely a forum for only moderators.
Wiimm 22:33, 3 February 2013 (UTC)

There isn't really a clear border between those two, the wiki rules contain etiquette rules which I used as reason to block. And the fact I have told him this before and he swapped the textures with other textures from Rock Rock Mountain gave me enough reason to do it.

kHacker35000vr 14:04, 4 February 2013 (UTC)

First it is only an ethic rule (etiquette). My opinion is, that none of us can be the owner of a track because each track contains Nintendo stuff. A custom track is either illegal or public. And now please explain me the difference between using Nintendos textures/objects/subfiles or using your textures/objects/subfiles. The reason for the etiquette is to protect the authors stuff for a while. But it's still only an ethic point of view and not a hard rule.

My second argument is, that the whole CT scene lives from open or public tools/tracks/ideas/knowledge. Without sharing all of this, CT are not possible. So it's important to share all.

I agree, that using foreign textures without asking is definitely unfriendly. But in the Wiki I can't see, that JerryMKW did anything wrong. And so your block seems very subjective.

That's my position -- Wiimm 15:46, 4 February 2013 (UTC)

Dutch Retro Track Names

So you were wondering, where I got that "ridiculous" idea? Well, it's from MK7. MK7 is the only Mario Kart available in Dutch so far and all console abbreviations are suffixes rather than prefixes. Since we're trying to stay true to its original, it makes sence to do it the same way in Mario Kart Wii. -- NiAlBlack 23:31, 23 February 2013 (UTC)

First, you are not Dutch. Second, you should have discussed this in the first place. I absolutly don't want to stick to the 3DS translations at all, why are you? Every Dutch speaker of this game has played generations of English games. And in every game it was console first, then the name. In Dutch we don't start with the substantive and then after it the adjective, at least barly. And this is exactly how the retro track naming works. And further, almost all retro track translations are done by either me or other wiki contributors, not by Nintendo. So why should we do exactly what a random team of translators did for MK7?

kHacker35000vr 23:37, 23 February 2013 (UTC)

Why would it matter if I'm Dutch or not? Even if I was Dutch, I'd probably have done the same, simply because it's that way in MK7. And there's no need to explain me how Dutch grammar works, it's almost the same as in German since Dutch was originally a German dialect ;). -- NiAlBlack 23:46, 23 February 2013 (UTC)

All you do is looking to mk7. But you should also check the other languages, none of them has that weird order. I have decided to do it this way, so did other translators. So leave it like this.

kHacker35000vr 10:17, 24 February 2013 (UTC)

Hello?

Hey could I speak to you for a minute? Do you have an account on MarioKartWii or something I can pm you on?