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User talk:DreaM
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Ownership[edit]
Even if you have a Smasher page, you do not own the page. All pages are under SmashWiki's ownership, and therefore can be edited by anyone. Cookies
Creme 14:18, August 24, 2019 (EDT)
- I understand but since i prepared this article before it was posted it's still mine I am responsible this. I also know these players since I am close to them in the community.
- "since i prepared this article before it was posted it's still mine I am responsible this"
- No it's not. SW:OWNERSHIP states that "All articles on SmashWiki belong to SmashWiki itself. No editor, administrator, or outside community member may claim an article as property of themselves, regardless of who initially wrote the article or uploaded information to the article. Furthermore, people or groups who are covered in an article do not gain ownership over said article." Plus, what you are doing is basically vandalism. Cookies
Creme 14:29, August 24, 2019 (EDT)
