User talk:Mayankeagle
Mayankeagle, you seem to be spending a large portion of your time only editing The Undertaker and replying on the talk page, sometimes to dead discussions which are two months old, [1], one month old, six weeks old, three months old, or the result of not using the preview button or contain advertising and forum like discussion. May I suggest that you try to edit some other articles rather than concentrating on this one article. And in response to this question [2], the difference is self evident, The Dead Man, The Phenom and Big Evil are nicknames which are/were used for large protions of time, "the conscience of the WWE/WWF" is something JR would occasionally say, just as he called Billy Gunn "the best pure athlete in the WWF/WWE" but only Mr Ass and Badd Ass Billy Gunn are nicknames. Darrenhusted (talk) 14:32, 2 June 2008 (UTC)
- Darrenhusted - as long as I am not doing anything "illegal" or "unallowed" on Wikipedia, I have the right to make my own decision as to which articles I am interested in reading, editing and monitoring. When I respond to a question which was posted on the talk-page, I don't see when it was asked or posted. I consider it important to put an answer there for a question which was asked for the future reference of anybody who sees it, not just the person who asked it - and I don't see what is wrong in it. As far as the nick-names question goes, I was trying to genuinely understand your point-of-view of what the difference between the nick-name and descriptor is, and I guess the correct way to understand it was to ask you there itself on the talk-page instead of editing the main-article. Please use the talk-page for any discussions related to that article, and let everybody have their own personal choice as to which article they want to edit and monitor. Mayankeagle (talk) 16:45, 2 June 2(UTC)
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[edit]I don't remember the exact reasons, but it has been WP:PW policy for a long time now. Future events don't get added on wrestlers pages. An IP added it to Undertaker's page. TJ Spyke 20:23, 13 March 2009 (UTC)
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