Thread:PLANET23K/@comment-39293181-20190524164711/@comment-28542427-20190524180159

Thanks man!

Yes, you catch my drift. While some subjectiveness won't escape us (and is sometimes needed), being only human (...or  not ; ), the focus should always be put on proper, objective information... I'm mostly doing that kind of stuff, and I can only invite you to do the same.

Also, while one important part is adding information, it's not the best of ideas to "flood" the Wiki (hyperbole on purpose). Unnecessary information is sometimes a good base for another edit, but it won't stay - it should be either used with addition of important info (most likely ending in a condensed form), or removed. Naturally, I sometimes make mistakes or add things that could be done better, but I always correct myself if I see it (always review your edits, at least once if not twice-thrice.. try to look at the things from a different perspective.. also, come back to look at some things after some time passes, it gives a better perspective) or someone else does, and never aim for too much (tho it may seem the other way). And frankly, correcting and shortening already existing info is an arduous (and tedious) process, especially if you concentrate on it being close to perfect... that's why all I ask for is quality : P (even in a very short form, which is easier on the eyes of both the reader AND editor - yes, I know, harder for the original writer, but it's worth it).

Lastly... we've talked about already but I think I need to stress it... Don't concentrate on badges as the main goal. They are nice and all, I like them too, but they're a side effect. The goal is to make the Wiki better - actually, perfect (not possible, but as close as possible).

I feel like these are obvious things, but well, I guess sometimes it's worth to talk about it.

PS.

On a side note... I found out MANY interesting things by playing an in-depth, analytical game and doing many experiments, and yes, I do invite you to do the same. Sometimes it's easy, sometimes far from it, but it can give a LOT of satisfaction.. not to mention pure, fresh material for the Wiki : D We learn ourselves and let other people learn, too. That is one of the greatest things - especially given the fact those games have already have  some years : ) In fact, a few things I've found here before and some of the edits I added are totally new information, not seen anywhere else (maybe I should look harder, but all in all even with some in-depth searching I couldn't find them). I'm currently "stuck" on SS2 mostly (so much that I've stopped playing and focused on deep-testing the game), but while I play SS1 to check and test some things, it's hardly done that intensively, and I do not play a normal game there, sadly.. tho it will be played, in due time. Need to take things step by step.

A lot of things are planned in the near and far future (and in between), but time and willpower are needed to go through them all, so they have to be done gradually. It's easy to get tired, especially when it's gradually harder to find NEW things to edit. But yes, it still can be done.

Stay vigilant!