So, a few days ago, I heard of @Postuhenin planning for his new standards. I'm not trying to be a rule-breaker or anything, but I am just here to clarify that when I write articles, it takes me a few days, and even a week or two.

Why? I believe that I'm putting effort into these articles with the timeframe. If I am wrong, then block me for all eternity.

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This wiki very often has few proposals while the VW always has proposals.

To me, villains who are "small-scale" threats (ie. threat to only one person or a group of people, a town at the most) are a lot more effective as antagonists than ones that threaten a whole country, planet, galaxy, or dimension. Of course, this depends on the media, but this is a general opinion of mine.

I noticed there aren't any pages about the Gorefield Horrorscopes stuff on any of the wikis about villains, so I figured we maybe could give them a page here, cuz Ophiuchus plays a pretty big role in Lumpy touch's Gorefield universe.

What are some aspects of writing a villain that makes them entertaining, but also doesn't make them a joke, and still allows for them to have serious moments?

I just saw someone post a promotion to their own fanfic and that was the only time I saw a promotion to a fanfic and no one else has promoted a fanfic. Is it really allowed? If it's allowed, I will promote my fanfic, One Last Escape.

I searched around the rules and it doesn't say how many edits you need to have. Do you need 500 edits like in Villains Wiki?

For those that don’t know, Valtor is the main villain of DeadSolderProductions Yu-Gi-Oh! : Revelations of The Seal of Oricalcos, a live action Yu-Gi-Oh series on YouTube. He is the leader of the clone army and the sworn enemy of Travis The Trainee and his allies