User talk:DethFromAbove

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IT'S ALL ABOUT ME!!

1 Image copyright problem with Image:BillConti.jpg
2 Image copyright problem with Image:Rockysix.jpg
3 24: Habib Marwan
4 Your user page
5 Mexican league
6 User page pt. 2

[edit] Image copyright problem with Image:BillConti.jpg

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[edit] Image copyright problem with Image:Rockysix.jpg

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[edit] 24: Habib Marwan

"Terminated," as Simon Beavis has stated, is meant to be used so as to model the infobox after a U.S. Military database. At Wikipedia, the neutral point of view (see the Wikipedia:Five pillars is one of the main tenets, and so the neutral term "Deceased" is preferable. - Paulus89 20:01, 19 March 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Your user page

Somebody vandalized your user page. I reverted it. --M1ss1ontomars2k4 01:33, 23 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Mexican league

You need to understand the complexities of the Mexican league...

First of all, it would be unfair for unqualified teams to be judged according to their league table positions, when just today, Chivas del Guadalajara, who ended 8th in the league table, became champion. So, how to judge them? Where they 8th or 1st?

Additionally, the league table only serves as part of the measurement for qualifying. Another measurement is the group tables. Toluca was 4th in the league, but had to go to wild card matches because they where third in their group. Vercruz was also third in their group but ended in the 9th position.

Finally, the league table doesn't even give an idea how bad a team is, because the Mexican criteria for relegation is the percentual table, in which Tigres ended 13th (compared to 16th in the league)...

Because of all this complexity, the unspoken consensus among Mexican editors (and status quo for the Mexican league) had been the previous style of description in their position (qualify to which stay, or did not qualify). I urge you to respect that, though I understand it may not be valid for other leagues, the Mexican league is so complex and different from other leagues, that I think this is the best way to do it.

The alternative would be to list:

Their position in the league table
Their position in the group table
Their position in the percentual table
Their position in the play-offs

Only that would be COMPLETELY fair for all Mexican league teams. I hope you understand that my intention is not vandalism or "making my team look better". It isn't. Simply respecting status quo based on the simplicity the system provided for the Mexican league. Hari Seldon 21:55, 10 December 2006 (UTC)

If you want to do that, be my guest. It is too much work and I am in the middle of exams week, so I won't be much help until probably next saturday. But if you do it, and present ALL positions in ALL teams, I'll support it. Hari Seldon 23:07, 10 December 2006 (UTC)