User talk:Williamloaf

Do you think the Greek (TV) problem is over?

Do you think the problem with Greek (TV) is over? I don't. He and his sockpuppets or freinds or people who find the section neccesary will probably try to insert this over again. Fortunately, I contacted co-ordinators about this problem, and both agreed the section was worthless.

I think it's becoming apparent that he was basically the only one who kept adding the section in. Once the page loses its semi-protection, we'll see if the problem is over. I'm glad this has brought some attention to the article, though, which definitely needs work. Williamloaf (talk) 02:45, 30 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Greek (TV series)

Hi. In your editing of the article, you might find these links very useful:

Wikipedia:WikiProject Television/How to write about television programs - the current Television MoS, which provides important guidelines for article formats and content
User:Bignole/Television MOS - the new version of the MoS which will be implemented soon
{{cite web}} is a citation template to use when citing web sources. Please please please use this while adding references and include complete information, such as author, publisher, date published, and the date you accessed it

Hope that helps some. -- Collectonian (talk · contribs) 06:49, 30 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

That's great, thanks.

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