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Did you try sending the troper a PM?
Edited by gjjones He/His/Him. No matter who you are, always Be Yourself.
Yes. No reply since despite having sent it mere minutes after they've last edited.
"They played us like a DAMN FIDDLE!" — Kazuhira Miller, Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain
Bumping since I know the open discussion of datamining without proper quarantine is a huge problem in the Destiny community. I used to be part of this crowd myself, but changed my ways and am also trying to make sure datamines don't show up where they don't belong.
That being said, do I have the go-ahead to axe the line for the time being as a third party?
"If you spent as much time fightin' as ye did hidin', maybe this wouldn't have happened!"
Generally, deleting things that objectively break the wiki's policies is always OK, and it doesn't count as an Edit War.
Alright, the line's gone citing Content Leak and ATT.
"If you spent as much time fightin' as ye did hidin', maybe this wouldn't have happened!"
On Characters.Destiny The Hive, khemri
added a sentence claiming to subvert Hidden Depths on a specific character by using a lore tab that is not readily available in the game yet. I initially deleted it on grounds of confusing who did what, but then khemri re-added the sentence two days later, effectively outing themselves as troping from datamined lore entries.
First off, this is not the first troper I butted heads with on the question of leaked lorebooks, and likely won't be the last one. I don't care if you say that the lore entry will be released in the game soon, troping ahead of time is considered Content Leak and our site clearly states that it's not allowed.