User talk:Jhewitt3476

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Your recent edits

Hello! I recently deleted your submission entitled "SRD:Move Bluff Skill" and rolled back your edits to the Jester page. Please understand that directly copy-pasting existing SRD documentation, as well as randomly overpowering classes far beyond existing standards is frowned upon, here. In the former case, the information essential to the page submitted can be found here, as well, and another page is not needed.

In any case, thank you for contributing to our wiki, and please keep these things in mind. Jwguy (talk) 09:12, 21 May 2014 (MDT)

gollark: Like WHYJIT!
gollark: I suppose so.
gollark: ... to avoid plist file generation?
gollark: You could always write your own better package manager.
gollark: Well, they have arrays there for dependencies, which JSON would represent more nicely than just key/value pairs.
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