User:Melora
Location | USA | |
Age | Gen-X | |
Scan-master General.
Official art and rare publication junkie.
Back after a long hiatus and focused on art... I'm still learning how to use Wikis so I'll probably start with some simple stuff so I can learn as I go.
My Site: History of Hyrule
Admins and Patrollers:
This came up a long time ago on ZeldaWiki so I want to jump out in front of it: If I make typos, syntax, leave out words, or make spelling mistakes: please understand that I am fairly incapable of seeing them. I truly appreciate your patience and want to let you know I'm not doing it on purpose or because I don't care about being sloppy. I highly respect and appreciate a job done right and the work others have done here and don't want to a clog up the wiki with too many re-edits. I am simply dyslexic, which is a disability that means my brain uses different areas to process text and some other visuals. There are even differences in eye structure. Basically I can practice away seeing mistakes as easily as someone could practice their way into seeing ultraviolet light or walking when paralyzed. No amount of effort can change it. Knowing why something is happening and how to address it can be more helpful than assumptions so the short of it is that it's really hard for me to notice text based issues even when I understand them. I do always try very hard to catch them and I do use preview A LOT. I always work extremely hard to prevent it from being a problem. By all means still let me know if I am doing things incorrectly in a technical way or how I could do something better. Please feel free to help me with workarounds that may make your job easier too. Always let me know of better ways to work with the wiki. I will always love to learn how to make better looking pages and layouts and greatly appreciate people letting me know how to improve what I'm doing. The things that wont help are telling me if I did something like used "it's" wrong or simply left a bracket off. That's the kind of stuff I can't really help, and I know. Trust me, I know, and it is frustrating. Anyway, thanks! I look forward to doing some work again!