Talk:List of Ever After High webisodes

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I had to remove the edit summaries in these edits because some lazy editor or editors improperly copy/pasted them from other sources including, but not limited to: "Once upon a High School, in a land beyond imagination..." and "Maddie and her friends try to tone down the wonder of her family tea shop..." and "Duchess Swan believes she's destined to fail her Muse-ic Class project..." and "Ashlynn Ella’s evil stepsisters try to steal the spotlight...". Get the point? Plot summaries may not be copy/pasted from other sources. They must be written from scratch. Prose content is copyrighted and introducing it to Wikipedia is not permissible. Inappropriately introducing copyrighted content at Wikipedia is grounds for having your account or IP blocked, as well as blocking the article.

Also, when writing episode summaries, we cannot use cutesy jargon like "hextacular" or "spellebrate" or "unhexpected". Content should be written in normal professional tone, using normal words, and should not contain rhetorical questions like "Who will be become the throne coming king and queen?" Encyclopedias don't ask questions, they answer them. And we need to avoid trailing off with ellipses, as in "Now, if she can only keep her eyes open long enough to help the other students..." Thanks. Cyphoidbomb (talk) 18:19, 27 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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