Thread:76.228.250.132/@comment-24668482-20140424081028

Hi, I wanted to write a personal message to go along with the auto-generated one to properly welcome you to the Wiki. Right now the wiki is very new and definitely a work in progress and I am really happy to see you jump in and help. I could definitely use some help with copy-editing, as I am just publishing pages quickly to get the bare bones together, and so often don't spell check properly. So thank you for your edits!

I also wanted to explain why I used the undo button on a couple of your edits, as I really don't want you to take offense to that. I agree that the correct spelling of the word is 'Artifact'. In fact when I first made the 'Artefact' and 'List of Artefacts' pages I spelled both the page name (URL) and the word throughout the pages with 'i's myself. It was not until I read a comment by another user, using the 'e' that I went into the game and double checked. It turns out that the artifacts in the Secret Society Hidden Mystery game are all spelled 'Artefact'. I decided that it would be better to stick with the game spelling of the word over the normally accepted spelling. This is to help avoid confusion, but also because the articles are about the 'artefacts' in the game, not about real artifacts. This meant I had to spend an afternoon deleting the original pages and re-publishing them so titles and URLs would match the game spelling. I am making an effort to keep to the game spellings as much as possible, even though there are obviously problems with the translations into many languages of the game. Since this is an English language wiki, I will stick to the spellings in the English language version of the game (which will probably differ from other language versions of the game). But I think I will need be be more careful in future, and put a note in the articles to explain why some spellings are used.

Thanks again for taking the time to fix other mistakes you found (I am sure there are 100s more here!). I really am hoping you will stick around and continue to help out.

Foss. 