Talk:Syrup Jar

Merge M&L Syrups together

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As you can see, I am proposing that we merge Syrup (M&L info) with Super Syrup, Ultra Syrup, and Max Syrup. The articles they are currently are stubs, and they are clearly not working seperate. This will delete that problem, and since they are already so much alike, it would work out perfectly. We have Nuts ajoined, and the Mushrooms on it's way under another perposal, so we should also merge theses articles together!

Proposer: Baby Mario Bloops (talk) Deadline: 14 February 2010, 15:00 Merge Syrups together on a seperate page Fawfulfury65 (talk) Per proposal. Merge Syrups together on main Syrup page Baby Mario Bloops (talk) - Per proposal. And, since you won't see otherwise, we will have it on the page that is here already. Walkazo (talk) - Unlike with Mushroom, there isn't enough information on non-M&L Syrups to bother making a separate page: this will become nothing more than a glorified disambiguation page (or an actual disambiguation page), and if we can avoid that, all the better. Just have separate sections for the Paper Mario and Mario & Luigi syrups. Not having a specific page for the Mario & Luigi info won't seem inconsistent because we already have the plain old Nuts article. · SMB (Talk) · – Per Walkazo. Garlic Man (talk) – The Nuts page is just one sentence explaining how much HP each one gives. We should at least make sub-sections for each type of syrup. Gamefreak75 (talk) PEr all. Reversinator (talk) Consistency! Red Shell 68066vr (talk) Maybe we should do it with the mushroom page. Edofenrir (talk) - I agree with the proposal. Leave Syrups as is Comments Baby Mario Bloops (talk) - I forgot to add this, if we merge it into a seperate page, we should make this a disambiguation page, since it really doesn't run much... Baby Mario Bloops (talk) - What's wrong with a disambiguation page? They can really be helpful at times! Also, the Nuts page needs to be rewritten so that it is not in bad condition. So, the Syrups if merged won't be just a sentence or two long... Disambiguation pages are handy, but an actual page is better: if a disambig page and one of the articles it links to can be combined into one page, it saves on space and streamlines navigation. - Walkazo 16:59, 14 February 2010 (EST)