Thread:Rixhack/@comment-5785263-20160619175924

While you make a lot of nice edits, I was quite puzzled by your sudden storm of comments under super old user blogs - most of them not even having any context or sense. Why did you do that?

Also, I've noticed a few other things you keep doing:

- forgetting to put categories to pages

- ignoring policies like adding categories without approval

- not sticking with "correct page layout" (see, for example, Character Sample Page)

Also, don't forget that you should only include someone under the relationship section if this person shares a special relationship with the page character. Or if we know a lot about their relationship to each other. For example, we don't know the exact relationship between Henry Carpenter and Olivia/Ava/John except that they all belong to the same family.

Furthermore, on this wikia, relationships aren't listed as a bulleted list. This can also be seen on the character sample page. And please don't just put random pictures of the Blacklight founders on the wikia. There are quite a lot of Dracula adaptions and it wouldn't be good to just pick pictures from one of them and put them on the pages. Even if it means that there aren't as many pictures around as on other wikias. It's just a disadvantage of book wikias.

You asked how to put images into infoboxes:

First: Try using the source mode rather than the visual mode. The editing seems to be harder, but with time you will see that it is actually easier. Via using the source mode, many coding mistakes or "terrible coding" (for example, the infoboxes code looks horrifying in source mode if you have edited them in visual mode first) can be avoided.

Second: When using the source mode, just put "|image = " in the right place of the infobox code (right above "|full name = ").

Third: Click on publish.

Aaaaaaand it's all done.

Another thing I want to tell you is that if a page is still in construction, please label it as a stub. And every time you add information about DN, please don't forget the spoilerbanner on top of the page. I know, you can't really know (because I didn't write it into the rules or anything up till now), and I won't scold you for this, but I just want to tell you it. It's the same when you add DN info in the plot section: Don't forget the special spoiler mark which you put right before and after the section about DN. (It's {spoilerbegin} and {spoilerend}.)

Overall, thanks for all your edits and if you keep all this in mind, I guess that you could be a really good editor. 