Metroid Wiki talk:Quality Standards: Difference between revisions

:::I just found there to be a contrast between those who have actually been writing articles and are thus affected by the guidelines, and, well, the staff which has been busy doing other things (not neglectible things, but other things). So we come across a problem during editing, and get to hear stuff like this. It sounds a lot like "No we haven't actually been doing this ourselves, but our word alone counts." If you call yourself the "Metroid Wiki", with its articles 100% not being written by you, that does naturally evoke an impression of being talked to from above. I'm not calling you to go out and write articles, but maybe you should phrase that better next time. It made it sound like all the staff is for is to enforce rules on users who then actually do the work, while the staff is having a fine day. And I know that's not true, and you're doing hard work as well, but it definitely sounded like that. - [[User:Cobold|Cobold]] 00:24, 31 January 2010 (UTC)