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Also, while I'm thinking about it, could someone talk to Rev Ray from DVDVR and see if he'd let us use his [http://www.deathvalleydriver.com/bbbowm/bbbowm.htm Big Big Book of Wrestling Moves] to fill out some of the move descriptions. If not, I could write up descriptions and find pics, but if I can use the BBBOWM, I only have to find pics, which is much easier. Just an idea, though.--[[User:Suplexmasta|Suplexmasta]] 07:20, 2 Sep 2005 (CDT) | Also, while I'm thinking about it, could someone talk to Rev Ray from DVDVR and see if he'd let us use his [http://www.deathvalleydriver.com/bbbowm/bbbowm.htm Big Big Book of Wrestling Moves] to fill out some of the move descriptions. If not, I could write up descriptions and find pics, but if I can use the BBBOWM, I only have to find pics, which is much easier. Just an idea, though.--[[User:Suplexmasta|Suplexmasta]] 07:20, 2 Sep 2005 (CDT) | ||
For generic moves I think it's a good idea. For flying moves or lucha submissions I'd rather have Rob Bihari do the descriptions if he's up for it. Also once this is "open" and people is fully aware, I imagine people will start adding stuff. I think we need to set up some rules. Here's some suggestions and let's see what everybody thinks. | |||
- If a wrestler has wrestled even just once in Mexico, he/she qualifies. Example: Nishimura, American Dragon. Exeption would be WWE wrestlers. HHH, Randy Orton, don't qualify. | |||
- If a wrestler has never wrestled in Mexico, he/she doesn't qualify. Exceptions would be wrestlers who are wrestling real lucha style. ROH, Michinoku Pro, most Texas feds, aren't lucha libre. Some of AWS is lucha libre. Those guys qualify. | |||
- This is a lucha encyclopedia and not a picture book. Irrelevant pictures should be deleted. When uploading pictures I'd say "common sense"... but at work I have had bad experiences when leaving people to act on "common sense". :) | |||
Any comments, suggestions, ideas? [[User:Wagnerpanther|wagner/panther]] 13:06, 2 Sep 2005 (CDT) | |||
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bios DONE! --thecubsfan 23:55, 1 Sep 2005 (CDT)
You are my hero. Now... let's start adding new ones. The world needs a VAGABUNDO bio for sure. We also need a new cool front page, like the real wikipedia, to announce what's new, etc. Do I leave that to you? wagner/panther 00:22, 2 Sep 2005 (CDT)
Now, we just have to work on making sure everything's linked up (especially in the biography sections), and oh yeah, there's this big huge list of pages that need information. I guess I'll go through and start editing existing articles, putting links and cleaning up the writing. --Suplexmasta 07:16, 2 Sep 2005 (CDT)
Also, while I'm thinking about it, could someone talk to Rev Ray from DVDVR and see if he'd let us use his Big Big Book of Wrestling Moves to fill out some of the move descriptions. If not, I could write up descriptions and find pics, but if I can use the BBBOWM, I only have to find pics, which is much easier. Just an idea, though.--Suplexmasta 07:20, 2 Sep 2005 (CDT)
For generic moves I think it's a good idea. For flying moves or lucha submissions I'd rather have Rob Bihari do the descriptions if he's up for it. Also once this is "open" and people is fully aware, I imagine people will start adding stuff. I think we need to set up some rules. Here's some suggestions and let's see what everybody thinks.
- If a wrestler has wrestled even just once in Mexico, he/she qualifies. Example: Nishimura, American Dragon. Exeption would be WWE wrestlers. HHH, Randy Orton, don't qualify. - If a wrestler has never wrestled in Mexico, he/she doesn't qualify. Exceptions would be wrestlers who are wrestling real lucha style. ROH, Michinoku Pro, most Texas feds, aren't lucha libre. Some of AWS is lucha libre. Those guys qualify. - This is a lucha encyclopedia and not a picture book. Irrelevant pictures should be deleted. When uploading pictures I'd say "common sense"... but at work I have had bad experiences when leaving people to act on "common sense". :)
Any comments, suggestions, ideas? wagner/panther 13:06, 2 Sep 2005 (CDT)
