User talk:Kenjiillumni

Importing from Fandom
Hello, I've seen recently that you've been importing information from Fandom. The idea of what you're doing is great, but please be careful. Instead of just copy and pasting from the Fandom onto everything we already have, take the information and reword it to work it in to everything that is already there. There were lots of errors I've seen with some Templates you pasted over, like the "Infobox item" Template which the Zelda Wiki doesn't use. Please take more caution when editing pages and try to add things in your own words. Thanks - Magicmason1000 (talk) 10:56, 29 October 2019 (UTC)

Plagiarism
Hey Kenjiillumni, I just want to let you know that you're receiving a temporary (one day) ban for repeated accounts of plagiarism after being asked not to on two occasions. Though Zeldapedia and Zelda Wiki are both hosted under the same entity, plagiarism is a serious offense that we cannot ignore. Because of that, if there are any more cases of plagiarism we will be forced to issue longer ban sentences. I realize that this is probably frustrating to see, but here's what can be done instead of copying articles directly: We're very happy that you want to help out, but we cannot accept that help in the form of plagiarism. There are going to be differences in how Zeldapedia approached articles and how Zelda Wiki approaches them, so we understand if it is going to take some time to adapt. If you have any questions or you need help with editing, don't be afraid to join our Discord server and ask around. There's usually someone online at any time who can help you. Thanks. TriforceTony (talk) 01:00, 14 November 2019 (UTC)
 * Write content from scratch that only draws general inspiration from Zeldapedia articles.
 * As I already explained on MannedTooth's talk page, Zelda Wiki and Zeldapedia follow distinct and largely incompatible editing standards. You can find Zelda Wiki's guidelines here, which should explain everything that you need to know to get started. Specifically, our articles guideline outlines what you should cover for each article type (such as items or characters).
 * Be sure to read over our getting started guideline in particular, as it explains the basics of what go into our articles. Those will probably help you see what is different between the two Wikis.
 * You can check out the edits here and here for how an article should look like according to our standards in contrast to Zeldapedia's.