Regarding SK Wiki helpers

Foreword: I made this due to a couple people changing my page without courteously asking me, or even messaging me in SK how to "do" something on the Wiki.

For those who may comment on things such as (Remember, you can type X instead of X for a different approach/format/etc.) or other commendations, I thank thee for your intent. However, a a previously heavy editor of the SK wiki, I'll be alright. Some seeming errors, or formats that could be done/written in a simpler or--as you may personally believe--"better" method, are set that way for a specific purpose.Conclusively, for Sk helpers: If you planned to recommend a certain thing a different way on my page, don't. It is setup in a way for specific reasons, many that are unaware for others but myself.

Anyways, I hope this helps for y'all future peeps who run into this.

A bit of a problem here - yes, it is a bit weird to have others edit your personal page, but it is a page on this wiki - for certain things, we do not need user permission, as this is not a website for personal use, nor is it hosted by or for any one person. If file names in official use on the mainspace are updated, the old file names have to be removed from use around the wiki in order to prevent loose ends from getting, well, more loose. Files have to be removed so they can be deleted by an admin and stop causing said loose ends. Looking at your user page history, this was all that was edited on your personal user page in December 2014 and February 2015, by me, for icons. Your format was entirely unchanged, so I don't see what the gripe was about, other than having someone else touch what is "pseudo-personal space." Yes, user pages on this wiki are free format within SK ToS, but the wiki is not a social blog and certain rules need to be followed to maintain a good wiki. There's a lot of wikipedia MoS about this. Furthermore, it is heavily frowned upon to entirely remove content from discussion pages, mainspace or otherwise, (especially content that is relevant to you - archiving or removing spam is obviously fine), so please refrain from doing so in the future, unless you feel it is really necessary. --Novaster 01:17, 23 October 2015 (UTC)