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Content moderator lets you protect / delete pages/images, as well as edit protected pages.

And the VisualEditor probably just messed up; I don't use it so can't help you much there, but I did edit map 33 to say 1 sham.

I know. Left it in since wasn't sure if it would fix itself after a week or 2. I'll remove it now though, since it's dead by all counts.

Done. It was named "Relic pos 2017.png" at one point, but someone uploaded one with a new name.

Done

Good.

Deleted.

Thanks.

Done. sorry for late reply.

Thanks.

Re-named to File:Earth Symbol - Aircraft.png.

Thanks.

Moved.

Thanks.

Based on what's happening, I'm assuming you're using the VisualEditor (as opposed to the "classic editor" you can see from the drop down next to edit button). I'm not exactly sure what you're doing, so I'll do a bit of guessing: If you're adding a template / image name directly (ex: {{template name}}) then the VisualEditor will add <nowiki> tags around it, causing it to just show the wikitext of it. If you're copy-pasting it, then I'm not sure; the visual editor might just not know how to handle it. The VisualEditor is a little buggy with certain things.

And which editor I'm supposed to use? And yeah I copy and pasted it so this may be my mistake. Anyway thanks for keep fixing! ahah

Well, "supposed to" has no answer. VisualEditor is more intuitive for simple stuff, and makes it a lot easier for new editors to jump right in. the classic editor is more or less the same in that regard. I do all my editing in old school "source mode", since dealing with the other editors just causes me more pain than gain (but I know all the syntax, so I can't say that's the correct answer for everyone). I think (might be wrong) that you can safely copy/paste stuff by clicking the image (not highlighting), copying, and then pasting.

Use the source editor. You can change your preferred editor in your preferences.

If you do change your preferred editor, you can still use the VisualEditor by clicking the arrow next to an edit button (just encase you want to use it). You can also see how source mode works in the VisualEditor by clicking the button next to cancel, and then "source editor" at bottom of list.

Okay, thanks y'all! ^_^

Hi hi!

It's not possible for normal users to delete blog posts. However, TFMWiki Admins and Content Moderators can.

Which blog posts would you like removed?

I kinda need all of them removed...

._. I know...

but there all to cringe just-

there extremely cringy.

Deleted. I believe they'll disappear from your blogs list within 24 hours (although visiting them will show them as deleted), but if they don't, message here again and I'll contact Wikia.

Thank You!