MarioWiki talk:List of PipeProjects

I think the SSB Pipe Project should be changed to include non-traditional Marioverse characters. If Pikachu and Zelda are not included, then Master Hand and Crazy Hand should not be included as well. They have nothing to do with the Marioverse besides being in the cross-over SSB series, just like Pikachu and Zelda. As such, all SSB-only articles should be deleted from this wiki, or other non-traditional characters should be included in the Project. -- Son of Suns
 * Let's compromise. Non-Marioverse related characters can be a secondary focus for the PipeProject. The scope should finish all Marioverse characters first, then other Nintendo and 3rd party characters can be created later. Wayoshi ( T&middot;C&middot;@ ) 22:54, 2 September 2006 (EDT)
 * That works. I completely agree. In fact, I prefer the compromise. The traditional Marioverse should be the primary focus, but we can't ignore the extended Marioverse. -- Son of Suns
 * By the way, I'll be creating the Big Eight and Yoshi PipeProjects tomorrow (in about 10-12 hours). Still waiting for someone to take charge of SSB... Wayoshi ( T&middot;C&middot;@ ) 23:10, 2 September 2006 (EDT)

I hope no one minds my new PipeProject idea. Superchao 16:38, 3 September 2006 (EDT)
 * Yours seems fine, Superchao. Some articles with complete tattles are already on here, and we could use some more.
 * What I am worried about, though, is that I can't lead and/or help in every PipeProject, as I have been thus far. We especially need someone to step up for the SSB project, because I do not play that series. Leaders should not tell people what to do strictly, but let contributors tell what they can do and assign them from there.
 * I love the suggestions that are coming in. I'll be creating pages for Big Eight and Yoshi today, and if anyone needs help in creating anything else, I'd be happy to create PipeProject namespace pages with the precedent format if you request on my talk page (in my spare time). Wayoshi ( T&middot;C&middot;@ ) 17:26, 3 September 2006 (EDT)