Talk:Pablo Picasso vs Bob Ross/@comment-7464192-20131102132347

Okay, I'm gonna say this right off the bat (or copy and paste once more people get here) so everyone can see. Now, I know you are still a human being and an individual with their own rights, but to all "New Users", no offense but, please don't act like a big shot during the waiting period of this battle. Here's how I define a "New User", so you can see what you are: a user who joined during the transition between Seasons 2 & 3, and doesn't understand our NORMAL tradition of waiting is, and are just sorta winging it to fit in. If you feel like you were described in any way from that, please proceed to look through the comments of the Battles that came out that we could actually witness the release of. I'm not the oldest user, so I don't know exactly when the wiki started, but I think to play it safe, just start where I started waiting for a battle with the wiki: Bruce Lee vs Clint Eastwood. Such annoying (almost spammed) current waiting procedures that I want to sorta be rid of include (but are not limited to): questionnaires (where people start out by asking personal ERB opinions, then slowly run out of ideas to the point of asking questions about other things. The ERB-based questions can stay, the rest should just go), the idiot-ness (pretty much when something is obvious, yet someone still asks where something, like the reveal of a battle came from. I'm sure these could be resolved with a simple note on the page specifically stating how we got this kind of thing), or the attempts at creating their own "running gags (many "Older Users" have a few running gags for themselves, Meatholl being addicted to sex, for instance. This causes some "New Users" to try to make their own running gags, like that MrPatrick person, who has his own attempts at creating his own running gags like the annoying "Smell my hand"). Please, just try to act like how we've acted at this wiki for a long while. Thank you for reading this message, and it will be copy-pasted once a good bit of these rules are generally ignored.