Wikipedia:Talk page highlights

This page contains material that is considered humorous. Such material is not meant to be taken seriously.

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Talk page highlights: In the spirit of Wikipedia humor, this page is a repository for some of the strangest exchanges that occur between editors. Please add short quotes that:

1. Concern articles, lists, or policy discussions.
2. Are relevant to the article subject.
3. Arise from legitimate editorial discussion.
4. Don't insult any particular person.
5. Don't extend an edit war. (For examples of edit wars, see Wikipedia:Lamest edit wars.)

Note: Due to the size of this page, it has been split into pages of 50 sections each. Please add new entries to the latest page.

• Wikipedia:Talk page highlights/1–50
• Wikipedia:Talk page highlights/51–100
• Wikipedia:Talk page highlights/101–150
• Wikipedia:Talk page highlights/151–200 (latest)

See also

• Bad jokes and other deleted nonsense
• Lamest edit wars
• Unusual requests
• Wikipedia:BJAONDN
• The Wrong Version

and

• Wikipedia is not a forum - but you want to be a 'moderator'
• Wikipedia is not a blog
• Don't lose the thread (which talk page to use)
• Using talk pages (How to use talk pages: video guide)
• Active editing (a suggestion - not a guideline)
• Talk page layout (lead "bannerspace", table of contents, and discussions)
• Talk page formatting (threading messages - indenting, etc.)
• Etiquette (how to be nice)
• Template messages/Talk namespace (information banners for article talk pages)
• Talk page templates (how to use the banners)
• User pages (what you can and can't have on your user pages)
• A researcher's guide to discussion pages (using talk pages for research)