User talk:LakersFanatic15
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W-L records[edit]
Please stop modifying the W-L series records without reviewing Game results section.
For example, you changed a series record from 69–22–7 to 69–23–7.[1]
This edit has been reverted per the games results table at Battle for the Rag#Game results which clearly displays a series record of 69–22–7.
Note, you've introduced similar errors in W-L records in multiple articles. Those edits have also been reverted. UW Dawgs (talk) 04:24, 3 June 2021 (UTC)
Basketball scores[edit]
When you are updating the scores for college basketball games, please delete the "  ;" part in the space for high scorer, high rebounder, and high assister. This is just some code for a blank space that allows the schedule to display correctly when the result is blank. It should be deleted when the game highs are input. Thanks! Swimmer33 (talk) 13:38, 11 November 2021 (UTC)
I’ll be sure to do that next time! Wasn’t sure if I was supposed to space it out or not, thanks for the kind reminder! I’m pretty new to this, so I’m not too sure what all I can do or cannot do with the schedules. Haha! Thank you though! McLeanCountyKYWX (talk) 13:58, 11 November 2021 (UTC)
- No problem, happy to help. You can do whatever isn't done with the schedules. That's the beauty of wikipedia. On the formatting, I've seen it around as Tied when two players are tied with the same amount of a stat, and then I've seen it as 3 tied when 3 (or more) players are tied. Also, make sure to use an endash (MOS:ENDASH) when inputting scores or records. I think most keyboards don't use one so I usually use the little button at the bottom of the edit window. On the ACC pages, I usually put a link to the report for the games. I see a lot of other pages don't do this, but I've never been told not too, so I've just continued to do it. Sorry for the delayed reply, usually when I leave a message on a talk page I'll watch it for a week to catch any replies, but for some reason I forgot to last Thursday... Swimmer33 (talk) 15:08, 17 November 2021 (UTC)
You’re fine! I’ll be sure to do these things next time, never seen that button on my keyboard so haha, I just put the regular dash. I try to stay up to date with the schedules every time a game is completed, so I go find the final stats of the game and just put them on there, simple as that. Thank you though for the reply! McLeanCountyKYWX (talk) 15:12, 17 November 2021 (UTC)
- One thing that was helpful for me when I started editing, was looking at the edit history of a page to see what people came back after me and did. That way I could see what else needed to be done after a game. Also, you can start your replies with a : and it will make the conversation on talk pages more like a thread and a little easier to read.Swimmer33 (talk) 15:24, 17 November 2021 (UTC)
Ways to improve F&M Bank Arena[edit]
Hello, McLeanCountyKYWX,
Thank you for creating F&M Bank Arena.
I have tagged the page as having some issues to fix, as a part of our page curation process and note that:
This article needs more references in order to provide significant coverage for this article. See WP:SIGCOV
References that have scores, lists, order of merit and video do not pass as reliable sources for WP:NSPORT. (There have been changes to the notability guide for sports - you may wish to read WP:NSPORT ) To meet notability requirements, one more reference with significant coverage will suffice. Thank you.
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