User talk:Nightfactoy
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[edit] Image copyright problem with Image:Chanelle Jade Hayes.jpg
Thank you for uploading Image:Chanelle Jade Hayes.jpg. However, it currently is missing information on its copyright status. Wikipedia takes copyright very seriously. It may be deleted soon, unless we can determine the license and the source of the image. If you know this information, then you can add a copyright tag to the image description page.
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[edit] copyright tag added to page
I have changed this some time back, adding a copyright tag as required.I have removed the tag from the page of the image in question.Nightfactoy (talk) 00:20, 6 May 2008 (UTC)
PLEASE DO NOT KEEP REVERTING CHANELLE HAYES WITH DUE REASON AND EXPLANATION.
OK I will leave a comment next time. I did think the reason was obvious but perhaps not to all. There has been a lot of graffiti on the page over the past few days and It is sometimes tedious to keep removing it and commenting as well each time. I will try to do so now every time I revert so that people understand.Nightfactoy (talk) 17:54, 20 April 2008 (UTC)
Can you please stop adding fiction and flatterng material to the chanelle hayes page. Chanelle was in a sex tape.
It's not a sex tape as there is no sex in it. Also the source and reason for this tape has not been revealed yet. Said to be part of new TV show "Fur TV" (comedy show), but not confirmed and contextualised. According to Chanelle's Agent "all will be revealed in time" so we will wait and see. Whatever the contents of this tape (when the full unedited version is released) Chanelle has many other videos for interviews and magazines that are not on the page so I don't see why this one should take presidence. All content currently on the page is sourced and referenced, written in a objective manner. Any non-sourced, unreferenced, subjective material will be delted when seen.Nightfactoy (talk) 20:07, 20 April 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Chanelle: Wannabe Popstar
I really have a problem with the way you are dealing with this page. I add episode details AS I watch the show, it is not just made up. Comments from the show are accurate and honest, something which the page should be about, it is NOT a Chanelle promotional website! I find it very childish that you delete these very accurate and neutral episode guides, and to class them as graffiti is just plain ridiculous. If you were such a great page editor you would do the episode updates yourself, however you seem blinded by Chanelle's celebrity and obviously have no idea about being a fair and open minded fan, so any attempt by you to update them would lead to just a pure Chanelle Appreciation Page! It is people like you that are ruining Wikipedia, and it saddens me that it is getting to the point where it is the psycho fans who rule the roost! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 81.158.172.137 (talk) 19:33, 22 May 2008 (UTC)
I edited it due to erroneous information. Like your comment above it was full of subjective slurs on Chanelle. The current episode descriptions are just there for a taster for the show. If people want to add objective descriptions of further episodes that's fine of course. I am trying to keep the page clear of dislikers who only edit to vent their dislike of Chanelle. The comment above is a clear example of a skewed and distorted attitude towards the subject matter. What is needed is a clear head and a constructive frame of mind when editing.Nightfactoy (talk) 19:47, 22 May 2008 (UTC)
Erroneous information? Give me an example of anything on that page that was innacruate. Like I said, I wrote each episode guide as I watched the show, even rewinding a few times to make sure things were accurate. Each episode guide was fair and subjective, with view points from both a fan and non-fan point of view. Any comments you regard as negative, were merely a true representation of the show and of things that were actually seen or said, they weren't things that were just made up. As it happens, I am a fan of Chanelle, and I love the show. However, I'm not stupid enough to think the sun shines out of her behind. Have you actually seen the episodes? If so then you should quite easily be able to see that the episode guides were very accurate. If not, then you really have no say about what is or isn't true. And if you have seen the episodes, then why don't you update the guides?
What is needed is a fair and balanced page, not some shrine which people are scared to edit for fear of someone undoing a perfectly good article.
If you were so unhappy with the guides why didn't you just edit them slightly and more to your standards instead of removing them completely? What does that do other than remove two perfectly good episode guides?
[edit] I Want It
I have left a link on the Discussion page of this article (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:I_Want_It) for you to verify for yourself the date the single entered the UK Singles Chart. If you have another source then please verify it and we will use that instead, otherwise we must use what is available. It is very relevant to the article as it is about the single of which the article speaks of. Thank you. ChanelleHayes (talk) 17:07, 25 May 2008 (UTC)
The Release date of the single is all that is needed: 12th May. People can deduce from that that the single entered the charts at the end of that week: 12th - 18th, entering the official UK Charts at No. 63 on Sunday 18th (not 24th as stated by user Chanellehayes). So no change is needed. I have undone comments in line with this. Please, there is no need to change this, especially with erroneous info. Nightfactoy (talk) 18:09, 25 May 2008 (UTC)
As I have written on the discussion page of the article, just because a single is released on a Monday it does not guarantee charting the following Sunday. Many singles in the UK Singles Charts have taken weeks, sometimes months, to enter the charts. The information I have provided on the page is to do with the article and just reassures anyone who is not familiar with how the Singles chart works. Not everyone is from the UK and not everyone will be aware of how singles chart. If I had added something offensive or clearly nothing to do with the article then I would understand your stance in removing it, however it is perfectly acceptable to be included on the page, and is usable by anyone who visits Wikipedia. Please do not remove something unless you feel it is out of place or so wrong that it can't be edited. I have no problems at all with any of your previous edits on this article, and therefore I would expect the same kind of respect from you regarding other peoples use of the article. ChanelleHayes (talk) 19:13, 25 May 2008 (UTC)
OK, since you have changed the date now to the correct one, not 24th, I will leave it as it is now. What I am trying to do is keep the page ordered and free of erroneous info. Also to keep it simple and clear for readers to understand. A song will chart the following week only if it didn't reach the charts on the previous week, but this one did reach the charts in the first week. Meaning it to be of even more importance to get the date right. I think you can see from the standard of articles that I have edited that I have shown good tact and consideration in developing the pages, that is my aim anyway. I take people edits as they come. All I ask is that people respect the page and don't give false/subjective information out of some dislike of Chanelle. Can we keep discussion related to pages in their own associated discussion area please. Nightfactoy (talk) 19:23, 25 May 2008 (UTC)
This is my last comment on this matter in your talk page, and I will only put it here as it is in relation to the above comment. You say;
"All I ask is that people respect the page and don't give false/subjective information out of some dislike of Chanelle."
and I agree with this statement and share its sentiment. However, I do not see how a date that a single charted could be considered subjective. It is fact. I put a wrong date and I put my hands up to that, but all you had to do was edit the date, not remove the entire sentence. I do not dislike Chanelle, quite the opposite. I am open minded enough to know she isn't perfect, however. She is your idol, perhaps, and that is fine, but it doesn't mean it should cloud your judgment when editing Wikipedia pages about her or any other page. I hope this is an end to this matter and we will carry on with our respective Wikipedia outings. ChanelleHayes (talk) 19:30, 25 May 2008 (UTC)
I am just trying, as I keep repeating, to keep the pages free of errors. I am so used to graffiti attempts that I have to be careful when someone puts an erroneous date (out by a week, meaning the single to be uncharted in the first week, which is untrue). As I say I am trying to keep the page balanced and objective in the way info is displayed. People may disagree but most people don't I find, it is just the odd few. As you can see I have left your edits in on several instances. It is not about being a fan it is about seeking valid and unbiased portrayal, however you are entitled to your view.Nightfactoy (talk) 19:40, 25 May 2008 (UTC)
