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Wizard101 Schools edit
Ok, i guess they all are equal, but the descriptions were meant to be detailed. Its WIKIPEDIA. You basically just erased everything me and these other people wrote on the schools. I mean you could have at least gave a heads up before deleteing all of the detailed information. It's not unneccesary, it's giving the reader the idea on the story line and what each teacher/school does. No more things need to be removed at all. Your going to ruin Wizard101 Wiki if you keep on removing things. You cant just delete everything a whole bunch of people put their work into just because it "too Much" or "too detailed"... And we werent putting in all of the spells of the school, we were telling the readers what actions most spells do. Such as steal health, AoE, crazy actions, etc. Wizard101 wikipedia IS devoted to giving out info, thats why its an article on the INFORMATION of things in the game.
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