Cpl Kendall wrote:That's too obvious and is guarantee'd to be changed back within minutes by another editor not to mention probably get me banned. We need to do something subtle, like change the entry for TWOK to say that the records on the Genesis device were erased by the staff.
That's too inconspicuous - and even true according to the novel.
I know the movie.
But if I would read the summary of
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan on
Memory Alpha and there would be written that the records of the Genesis device were erased by the staff, I wouldn't notice it if it wouldn't be exactly what I would search for.
But if I would search for such detailed informations, my main source would be my own DVD or the novel, followed by the script - but not
Memory Alpha.
Such mistake could only be noticed if the administators really are checking each change - and if you really only would change that.
If you would write a whole new summary - and only that little information would be false, the administrator surly wouldn't notice it.
But it would be interssting to test all three possibilities.
- an obvious mistake,
- a small change consisting only of a mistake and
- a huge change with one little mistake while all the other parts - in which the mistake would be inconspicuous - are correct.
