User talk:Karhukjnsi

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"No doubt our wit is too slyly subtle for them to appreciate."
"No doubt our wit is too slyly subtle for them to appreciate."
"Apparently, some of your kind saw fit to decorate me while I was waiting."

If you haven't yet contributed anything, we'd really rather you didn't simply change jokes or add new ones without adding actual content. This also holds true for removing captions whole-hog or replacing them with "information" that really isn't.
Remember, we're meant to be informative first, funny second. Write an episode summary, check out the Most Wanted Pages list or the Stubs list.
For further information, see: Project:Captions

Karhukjnsi, while I don't agree with how Detour treated you, he is essentially correct in that we prefer people to make more significant contributions before changing captions. Regardless of that fact, I apologize to you on the wiki's behalf.

(I still don't quite understand why you have been signing your messages as two different people, though...) --Monzo 03:05, 6 January 2010 (EST)