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You weren\'t told to refrain from edits. You were told to refrain from {{Justifying Edit}}s. There\'s a difference. Look at that page\'s definition; what you are doing is pretty much exactly that. Mai suffers from InformedAbility and all this hemming and hawing about how ItMakesSenseInContext, really (even though that\'s irrelevant to whether or not she\'s an example of that trope), and she\'s only been shown dueling against major characters onscreen (despite the fact that major characters can and do lose in this series against sufficiently skilled opponents, so this argument doesn\'t hold water either), or that only Yami Marik knew of the requirements to use Ra (which doesn\'t support your argument at all, considering it means [[XanatosSucker Mai was playing into his hands for the entire duel]]) doesn\'t change the fact that Mai Valentine, despite her much-vaunted skill, has never won a single non-filler onscreen duel, and is thus a perfect example of InformedAbility.
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You weren\\\'t told to refrain from edits. You were told to refrain from {{Justifying Edit}}s. There\\\'s a difference. Look at that page\\\'s definition; what you are doing is pretty much exactly that. Mai suffers from InformedAbility, and all this hemming and hawing about how ItMakesSenseInContext, really (even though that\\\'s irrelevant to whether or not she\\\'s an example of that trope), and she\\\'s only been shown dueling against major characters onscreen (despite the fact that major characters can and do lose in this series against sufficiently skilled opponents, so this argument doesn\\\'t hold water either), or that only Yami Marik knew of the requirements to use Ra (which doesn\\\'t support your argument at all, considering it means [[XanatosSucker Mai was playing into his hands for the entire duel]]) doesn\\\'t change the fact that Mai Valentine, despite her much-vaunted skill, has never won a single non-filler onscreen duel, and is thus a perfect example of InformedAbility.
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You weren\'t told to refrain from edits. You were told to refrain from {{Justifying Edit}}s. There\'s a difference. Look at that page\'s definition; what you are doing is pretty much exactly that. Mai suffers from InformedAbility and all this hemming and hawing about how ItMakesSenseInContext, really (even though that\'s irrelevant to whether or not she\'s an example of that trope), and she\'s only been shown dueling against major characters onscreen (despite the fact that major characters can and do lose in this series against sufficiently skilled opponents, so this argument doesn\'t hold water either), or that only Yami Marik knew of the requirements to use Ra (which doesn\'t support your argument at all, considering it means [[XanatosSucker Mai was playing into his hands for the entire duel]]) doesn\'t change the fact that Mai Valentine, despite her much-vaunted skill, has never won a single non-filler onscreen duel,and is thus a perfect example of InformedAbility.
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You weren\\\'t told to refrain from edits. You were told to refrain from {{Justifying Edit}}s. There\\\'s a difference. Look at that page\\\'s definition; what you are doing is pretty much exactly that. Mai suffers from InformedAbility and all this hemming and hawing about how ItMakesSenseInContext, really (even though that\\\'s irrelevant to whether or not she\\\'s an example of that trope), and she\\\'s only been shown dueling against major characters onscreen (despite the fact that major characters can and do lose in this series against sufficiently skilled opponents, so this argument doesn\\\'t hold water either), or that only Yami Marik knew of the requirements to use Ra (which doesn\\\'t support your argument at all, considering it means [[XanatosSucker Mai was playing into his hands for the entire duel]]) doesn\\\'t change the fact that Mai Valentine, despite her much-vaunted skill, has never won a single non-filler onscreen duel, and is thus a perfect example of InformedAbility.
