User:MrPersonHumanGuy
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I may have made a lot of silly mistakes in the past, some of them I really wish didn't exist. But looking back, all of those mistakes led up to who I am today. If I hadn't had made those mistakes in the past, making them in the future will be inevitable, and it is only through learning from our [unintelligible] mistakes do we become better at what we do.
– katyj98
They made you think you had to pick a side, but there are no sides, because we are all on the same team.
– Garnet in the Steven Universe episode "Secret Team"
See a need, fill a need.
– Catchphrase from the movie Robots
Sometimes it seems that to move blocks is fine, and the lines will be formed as they fall. Then I see that I have misjudged it. I should not have nudged it after all.
I came to Rome when it was a city of bricks and left it a city of marble.
The best way to get the correct answer isn't to ask a question, but to say the wrong answer.
Sometimes, things have to get really dumb before they can even start to get smart.
We are all born originals, but many of us die as photocopies.
Just because it's different doesn't mean it's bad.
– Kiff in the Road Trip short "Historical Chairsburg"
There is no going back. You have to go forwards to go back.
– Willy Wonka (1971)
Be careful of the truth.
We are saying the same thing. Why are we fighting?
– Gabby in the Tuttle Twins episode "Mermaid Tails & Planning Fails"
It's easier to ask for forgiveness than it is to get permission.
– various characters
Overwrought speeches and flimsy weapons are tools of lesser robots. As a business bot, you should set aside these inferior tactics and just get to the point.
– Dendy in the OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes episode "OK Dendy! Let's Be K.O.!"
Just because it's different doesn't mean it's bad.
– Kiff in the Road Trip short "Historical Chairsburg"
Remarks
[edit]When I feel safe doing so, I like to be bold and move drafts into the article mainspace instead of submitting them for review, which I am discouraged from doing by two factors:
- After a draft is submitted, it may take several days (or even weeks) for it to get reviewed. On the bright side, that potentially gives editors plenty of time to improve that draft while waiting.
- Submitting puts a draft at risk of being rejected (instead of declined) by a reviewer, even if tendentious resubmissions aren't really a problem.
Of course, there's the risk that the new article may be nominated for deletion. However, if the discussion ends in favor of deletion instead of re-draftification, I can always go ask the deleter to restore the article as a draft.[a]
In some cases, draftifying an article is the best way to remove it from the mainspace as opposed to deletion. If an article seems potentially unsuitable for the mainspace, instead of nominating it for deletion and waiting days or weeks for consensus to be formed,[b] I can just move it to its draftspace counterpart, tag the mainspace remnant for speedy deletion, and let the newly draftified page sit there. Draftification keeps pages' contents and revision histories publicly available, so it seems like a decent compromise.
 | This user previously used another account: MrHumanPersonGuy. |
| en | This user is a native speaker of the English language. |
| mdy | This user prefers month-day-year over day-month-year. |
 | This user can and will ask stupid questions if needed. |
| ) ( | This user sometimes likes to use parentheses like this to give off the illusion of multiple edit summaries. |
| == == | This user page has been edited by the Untitled Sections Police. |
| #WC | This user is a cunning linguist who can help you distinguish what is proper English. |
 | This user enjoys Star Trek. |
| STAR WARS | This user is a Star Wars fan. |
| <"/ | This user is a fan of Phineas and Ferb. | c"| |
 | This user is a fan of SpongeBob. |
| YB | This user is smarter than the average bear! |
| Ω | This user can, and will, clean up difficult spills if needed. |
| This user likes to watch Battle for Dream Island |
| This user watches Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell. |
 | This user likes to watch Animator vs. Animation |
 | This user likes to watch MechWest |
- ^ Case in point: Mr. Beat
- ^ Case in point: WP:AFD/Mir Yar Baloch
- ^ I've always liked to think of myself as a "human Grammarly" (who can indeed "distinguish what is proper English") with a "mental thesaurus" that gives me the power to rephrase sentences.
- ^ Not to be confused with the protagonist of Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!
- ^ Formerly a single article titled List of world map changes