User talk:Deadgye

Fuck you. Vanant (talk) 21:38, 18 August 2014 (CDT)

Still not sure how this talk this is supposed to work. Am I supposed to reply at your talk or mine? I'll do it here for now I guess.

Referencing the contributor agreement: http://www.baka-tsuki.org/project/index.php?title=Baka-Tsuki:Contributor_Agreement , the default project conventions: http://www.baka-tsuki.org/project/index.php?title=Baka-Tsuki:Project_Conventions , and the specific registration page: http://www.baka-tsuki.org/project/index.php?title=Mushoku_Tensei:Registration_Page , I couldn't find anything that says to request permission from the registered user before uploading translations. I checked these before uploading. This 'rule' seems to be an unspoken rule that a new user like me would not know about. There exists rules and guidelines for registering chapters for translation, but I am not a translator. I did not translate these chapters. I, as per the written rules, received permission from the external translator to upload his work. If the registered TL wanted to overwrite it, he could-- because he's the registered one. If he wanted to remove it, he could-- because he's the registered one. It's possible I got something mixed up somewhere because of the use of the terms "registered user" vs "anonymous user" in the rules. I thought that by registering an account I was a registered user, and thus could upload material. I then went to the registration page and let him know that another person did the translations already. The registration page showed that he was barely into 128 and hadn't started on 129, and it seems nobody had told him about it yet. How would you feel if you started working on something that somebody else already did because nobody told you about it? The sooner I got the message to him, the better. Hiding it from him wasn't going to change the fact that somebody else already did it.

Apparently I was supposed to use the talk page instead to let him know about this, but I didn't know what that was, how to use it, or that that's what I was supposed to use at the time (I was looking for an email or actual PM system but didn't see one). My bad I guess. Try to help people out and they go tell me to fuck myself. Try to explain what I did, why I did, and where I was coming from, and get met with something even worse. --Deadgye 2:20AM 19 August 2014 (EST)

Mushoku Tensei registration Incident

Dear Deadgye,

Regarding the incident of Mushoku Tensei incident, the request to restore the pages is denied.

To understand my decision, i will explain it to you in detail:

While i can understand for mistaking the registration guidelines as strictly enforced rules, is that there was no mistake that you also did not follow registration procedures at all, even under your own interpretation.

Specifically:

"First Come, First Served"

- The implication that to register for a specific chapter, place it under the responsibility of the registered translator and that they will be given priority over it.

"This is not some Binding Contract of "I must do the work I put down here". Choices put down here are negotiable between translators (including their own selves who signed up for it)." - That based upon the interpretation of the first procedure, negotiation between the registered translator for a chapter takes priority regarding any chapters they have registered for.

You violated both this procedures:

1. re-registering the chapters in point with: "hijack by anon" thereby disregarding the registered translator for signed for it first

2. You failed to negotiate with registered translator, contact with the does not mean just by the user talk page, it could be via any means. Yet you did not attempt nor did you not verify if they had received your message or wait for a reply.

Lack of contact is not a valid alibi, as a point of contact for the project is easily identified on the main project page, under "supervisor" and "manager", in this instance, this is me.

I hope you understand my decision in this matter and that i consider this final and binding. I understand that as new user, that you may not be aware of the procedures of Baka-Tsuki or of the Autonomous nature of the projects within it.

You are more then welcome to ask for help and you are still welcome to contribute to the project and the rest of Baka-Tsuki.

But please consider this a verbal warning and if you wish to have a more in depth information on how to contribute, please refer to this page: Contributor Agreement

Best Regards,

Onizuka-GTO 08:34, 19 August 2014 (CDT)