User talk:DoYouReallyGiveAShit?

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Talk to me|Contribs 21:52, 30 January 2013 (EST)

Fantendo

HAI 2 U Gosh, you sure seem enthusiastic, but it looks like you haven't gotten the hang of ED quite yet. I checked out your article and came to tell you that it has potential (fan sites usually cause drama which makes perfect ED material). However, your generic insults and unrelated files make the article seem like it's out of Uncyclopedia. If you want my advice, make your article a little more factual and add some files relevant to it (to upload files just save them to your computer and upload them here. -Gray 17:34, 31 January 2013 (EST)

I'm trying to, I will take your advice, but had a little trouble uploading images to ED, getting a MIME error. User:DoYouReallyGiveAShit?

That would be because they're the wrong extension. Change your jpg to png on the file name, or make sure it has a file extension in the first place. If you try to upload file.jpg and rename it picture, you have to put picture .jpg. Also some programs, notably MS Paint will not actually change a format just because they change the extension. You can have a .png called image.jpg because file extensions do literally nothing except tell your computer what to open it with, and images are all read with the same things. Mike the Great (talk) 20:30, 31 January 2013 (EDT)

Thanks, man!!! User:DoYouReallyGiveAShit?