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:::::I don't think writting "Moskitoes" in plural is a good idea. If we do that, then we should call all of the articles related to species "teensies", "lums" instead of "teensie" and "lum". Let's try to keep it like this. The disambiguation is not a big problem since the original Moskito hasn't made any return yet. Oh, by the way, if "Darktoons" and "Antitoons" are going to share the same article, even when they have their differences, I suggest to put the [[Crowned teensies]] article into the [[Grand Minimus]] article, since they're almost the same. Every teensie wearing a crown thinks he's the grand minimus, and according to Rayman Origins, the zombie teensie is called "The Original Grand Minimus", suggesting that the real Grand Minimus is already dead.--[[User:Sergiomonty|Sergiomonty]] 19:45, 17 November 2011 (UTC)

::::::I don't see why using [[Moskitoes]] for an article should mean that we have to use [[Teensies]] and [[Lums]], any more than using [[Moskito (Rayman 1)]] means we have to use [[Mr Sax (Rayman 1)]]. I'm talking about making a special exception, not a new rule. I'm resistant to the idea of using [[Moskito (Rayman 1)]] for several reasons; firstly, everyone has been calling that boss [[Moskito]] for so long that it would be kind of annoying to rename it (which is the reason iHeckler and I didn't move [[Space Mama]] to [[Mama]]), and secondly, because the wiki already contains an enormous amount of [[Moskito]] links which were intended to point to that boss's page, but will now point to the page of his species. To be honest I liked everything the way it was before – [[Moskito]] and [[mosquito]] was nice, manageable straightforward. I wouldn't have changed anything, beyond adding 'also known as '''Moskitoes'''...' to the start of the mosquito article.

::::::I don't see why using [[Moskitoes]] for an article should mean that we have to use [[Teensies]] and [[Lums]], any more than using [[Moskito (Rayman 1)]] means we have to use Mr Sax (Rayman 1). I'm talking about making a special exception, not a new rule. I'm resistant to the idea of using [[Moskito (Rayman 1)]] for several reasons; firstly, everyone has been calling that boss [[Moskito]] for so long that it would be kind of annoying to rename it (which is the reason iHeckler and I didn't move [[Space Mama]] to [[Mama]]), and secondly, because the wiki already contains an enormous amount of [[Moskito]] links which were intended to point to that boss's page, but will now point to the page of his species. To be honest I liked everything the way it was before – [[Moskito]] and [[mosquito]] was nice, manageable straightforward. I wouldn't have changed anything, beyond adding 'also known as '''Moskitoes'''...' to the start of the mosquito article.

::::::As for the zombie Grand Minimus, that's a can of headaches I'd rather not open at the moment. Let's wait till we've all played through Rayman Origins before discussing any more of these confusing matters. —[[User:Spiraldoor|Spiraldoor]] [[File:IconSpiralDoor.png|link=User:Spiraldoor]] 20:09, 17 November 2011 (UTC)

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 :::::I don't think writting "Moskitoes" in plural is a good idea. If we do that, then we should call all of the articles related to species "teensies", "lums" instead of "teensie" and "lum". Let's try to keep it like this. The disambiguation is not a big problem since the original Moskito hasn't made any return yet. Oh, by the way, if "Darktoons" and "Antitoons" are going to share the same article, even when they have their differences, I suggest to put the [[Crowned teensies]] article into the [[Grand Minimus]] article, since they're almost the same. Every teensie wearing a crown thinks he's the grand minimus, and according to Rayman Origins, the zombie teensie is called "The Original Grand Minimus", suggesting that the real Grand Minimus is already dead.--[[User:Sergiomonty|Sergiomonty]] 19:45, 17 November 2011 (UTC)
-::::::I don't see why using [[Moskitoes]] for an article should mean that we have to use [[Teensies]] and [[Lums]], any more than using [[Moskito (Rayman 1)]] means we have to use [[Mr Sax (Rayman 1)]]. I'm talking about making a special exception, not a new rule. I'm resistant to the idea of using [[Moskito (Rayman 1)]] for several reasons; firstly, everyone has been calling that boss [[Moskito]] for so long that it would be kind of annoying to rename it (which is the reason iHeckler and I didn't move [[Space Mama]] to [[Mama]]), and secondly, because the wiki already contains an enormous amount of [[Moskito]] links which were intended to point to that boss's page, but will now point to the page of his species. To be honest I liked everything the way it was before – [[Moskito]] and [[mosquito]] was nice, manageable straightforward. I wouldn't have changed anything, beyond adding 'also known as '''Moskitoes'''...' to the start of the mosquito article.
+::::::I don't see why using [[Moskitoes]] for an article should mean that we have to use [[Teensies]] and [[Lums]], any more than using [[Moskito (Rayman 1)]] means we have to use Mr Sax (Rayman 1). I'm talking about making a special exception, not a new rule. I'm resistant to the idea of using [[Moskito (Rayman 1)]] for several reasons; firstly, everyone has been calling that boss [[Moskito]] for so long that it would be kind of annoying to rename it (which is the reason iHeckler and I didn't move [[Space Mama]] to [[Mama]]), and secondly, because the wiki already contains an enormous amount of [[Moskito]] links which were intended to point to that boss's page, but will now point to the page of his species. To be honest I liked everything the way it was before – [[Moskito]] and [[mosquito]] was nice, manageable straightforward. I wouldn't have changed anything, beyond adding 'also known as '''Moskitoes'''...' to the start of the mosquito article.
 ::::::As for the zombie Grand Minimus, that's a can of headaches I'd rather not open at the moment. Let's wait till we've all played through Rayman Origins before discussing any more of these confusing matters. —[[User:Spiraldoor|Spiraldoor]] [[File:IconSpiralDoor.png|link=User:Spiraldoor]] 20:09, 17 November 2011 (UTC)