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Now, HAPPY EDITING! [[User:Bunni|bunni]] ([[User talk:Bunni|talk]]) 18:37, 26 October 2017 (EDT)
Now, HAPPY EDITING! [[User:Bunni|bunni]] ([[User talk:Bunni|talk]]) 18:37, 26 October 2017 (EDT)
== Context ==
We sometimes have people dump pages with the incomplete heading on them and expect others to finish them: in the past this lead to a surplus of awful pages with no screenshots. Obviously, we don't want that, so you should use the WIP tag until and unless you feel like you're done with your contributions to a page. That's what that message was telling you, it wasn't intended as an insult.
Also re: Galils, once weapons are out "in the wild" they can end up anywhere. Militias all over Africa use FALs that Belgium certainly didn't sell them, and you also get things like stolen government weapons (since a load of African states used Galils) or weapons acquired through legit contracts but then dumped onto the black market by corrupt governments. Given a lot of states that used to use the Galil now use the Tavor, there's probably a ton of Galils floating around that were sold on the quiet because it was a better deal than scrapping them, and that just about anyone could acquire.
Also there's an obvious game-ness to it: the illustration is of ''an'' angry mob, it wouldn't necessarily follow that every angry mob is supposed to have the exact same standardised armament. In fact, the Galils are a pretty good show that it's "whatever AKs or AK clones the GLA can get their hands on." To be honest it's far weirder that Shin Fai's infantry have SL8s and none of the Chinese Generals are holding Chinese weapons. [[User:Evil Tim|Evil Tim]] ([[User talk:Evil Tim|talk]]) 03:05, 28 October 2017 (EDT)

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Now, HAPPY EDITING! bunni (talk) 18:37, 26 October 2017 (EDT)

Context

We sometimes have people dump pages with the incomplete heading on them and expect others to finish them: in the past this lead to a surplus of awful pages with no screenshots. Obviously, we don't want that, so you should use the WIP tag until and unless you feel like you're done with your contributions to a page. That's what that message was telling you, it wasn't intended as an insult.

Also re: Galils, once weapons are out "in the wild" they can end up anywhere. Militias all over Africa use FALs that Belgium certainly didn't sell them, and you also get things like stolen government weapons (since a load of African states used Galils) or weapons acquired through legit contracts but then dumped onto the black market by corrupt governments. Given a lot of states that used to use the Galil now use the Tavor, there's probably a ton of Galils floating around that were sold on the quiet because it was a better deal than scrapping them, and that just about anyone could acquire.

Also there's an obvious game-ness to it: the illustration is of an angry mob, it wouldn't necessarily follow that every angry mob is supposed to have the exact same standardised armament. In fact, the Galils are a pretty good show that it's "whatever AKs or AK clones the GLA can get their hands on." To be honest it's far weirder that Shin Fai's infantry have SL8s and none of the Chinese Generals are holding Chinese weapons. Evil Tim (talk) 03:05, 28 October 2017 (EDT)