User talk:WtW-Suzaku

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[edit] The period at the end of Accel is totally unnecesary.

Accel. is an abbreviation of "acceleration". It's proper to place a period at the end of it. It might cause temporary confusion if its missing, as it's harder to identify it as an abbreviation. Perhaps it's not strictly necessary, but neither are periods at the end of sentances –Gunslinger47 17:49, 28 November 2006 (UTC)

Check the discussion page for Accel for the argument. It's not just an abbreviation of "acceleration", I'm pretty sure it's an example of wasei-eigo, as I've seen "Accel" used a number of times on other Japanese products and websites, and though it is derived from "acceleration" or "accelerator", it's usually used with the same context as "awaken". As I also mentioned, rules for full stop in abbreviations are also vague, and romanizations of Japanese shorthand, portmanteaus, wasei-eigo, and the like are often romanized as if they were words unto themselves, such as "depart" for "department store", even though it has a totally different meaning. WtW-Suzaku 18:33, 28 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Orphaned fair use image (Image:Narutimate Accel Logo.jpg)

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[edit] Zack "Fair"

Hi, thanks for your contribution to Zack's article. However, it seems you did a "copy and paste" move to the Zack (Final Fantasy VII) article in order to accomplish this. This is just a little tip for next time: you can move a page using the "move" tab at the top of the page (next to "history"). Doing this will preserve the edit history of the article (which is a good thing). In the meantime, I've requested a history merge for the Zack page. Thanks. Axem Titanium 03:15, 8 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Links

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I suggest you actually look at the contents of the websites before reverting them for spam. I can't possibly contemplate how the websites of the official publishers of the novels, or the writer's official fanclub, could be considered spam. Thanks for the "welcome" and "newcomers" ifnromation, but I've actually been here for over a year, and have put a lot of work into some of these articles. WtW-Suzaku 06:56, 17 March 2007 (UTC)
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