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I know there is one for just alerting a section needs 'sprucing'. PNW Raven 21:29, 23 September 2006 (UTC) Well, I don't know the exact tag, but you are welcome to find the correct tag and replace the 'plot' tag. The only edits I've been making, and will continue to make, are very minor ones to refine the prose and syntax and clarify plot points, but not the overall general content, which I think is pretty good. There are more specific tags that can be used i'm sure, but this one does the same job. The tag isn't just about 'overlong, confusing or ambiguous' plot, it's about anything that needs to be done with it.

This level of editing, even if minor, is another reason it's there. I've seen your edit the plot 3 or 4 times day, for consecutive days. Second, with the fact that there is so much editing being done to it every day, is shows it's still in need of work. How is it determined that this be removed? PNW Raven 14:49, 23 September 2006 (UTC) Because to remove it it's something needs to be discussed by the editors, not by one person. It is not currently overlong, confusing or ambiguous. Why does there continue to be a 'Clean-Up' Warning on the Dead Man's Chest copy. Mzprizz32 03:17, 16 July 2006 (UTC)I agree that the beginning of this article was totally unnecessary! Children do read this stuff!

I've done a little to help, but I'll be damned if I'll do it all. Crying out loud, that's some messy grammar.

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