User talk:Zimba2

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Promotion

Hi Thanks for adding the Featured Instance Armour to the wiki I'm working through approving those in Moderation. I have promoted you to Ninja that should help with not having to deal with Captcha. Keep up the good work. Eldalleth (talk) 21:24, 4 July 2022 (UTC)

A note on Article Management Tags

Hi Zimba2! Thank you for all the hard work you're doing of adding armours from treasure boxes! They're great additions. :)

Just a small note on the use of Article Management Tags – such as {{Accuracy}} – to flag a page for needed further action of some sort. As those insert a 'banner' at the specific location where they are used, if you could please put the tags outside the tooltip templates – e.g. at the top of the page, or otherwise near the section and/or text they relate to (like if the page is long and would need scrolling to see the issue in question) – that would be great! It would be quite messy to have them in the middle of the tooltip, and it looks kind of bad as well. :D
In general, these tags should also be kept outside of the section of a page that is marked for transclusion (i.e. the <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> part), unless there is good for including them there; as these banners would then also be transcluded onto other pages along with the other content, which would likely look even worse. :P

Oh, and here's some other information you might find useful as well:

• The {{Accuracy}} template takes another (optional) parameter, in which you can provide specific information about what it is that needs to be checked/verified (like what you included in the HTML comments).
• There is also another template, {{Confirm}}, which is designed to work together with {{Accuracy}}; to mark (with footnote-like tags) e.g. specific text on the page that is referenced by the banner.

Hope this helps, and thank you again for your contributions! Keep up the great work. :)
--Stargazer (talk) 12:36, 7 July 2022 (UTC)