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: The namespace means its not a real article and lets people bicker back and foreth without the threat of getting banned.  Citations are not needed (unless you presume to go clean up the other Conservapedia namespace articles that lack citations). What are your credentials anyways? --[[User:Mtur|Mtur]] 19:16, 5 April 2007 (EDT)
 
: The namespace means its not a real article and lets people bicker back and foreth without the threat of getting banned.  Citations are not needed (unless you presume to go clean up the other Conservapedia namespace articles that lack citations). What are your credentials anyways? --[[User:Mtur|Mtur]] 19:16, 5 April 2007 (EDT)
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::Especially where the introductory remarks merely refer to what ''generally'' happens - on ''both'' sides of the argument! One almost gets the impression that ''somebody'' is afraid to have both sides stated! Such paranoia is both unworthy and unnecessary. --[[User:Petrus|Petrus]] 06:58, 6 April 2007 (EDT)
    
: *sigh* Ask first, act then. It's not quantum physics. "Namespace" = a sort of container, filled with articles. All regular articles are in the "Main" namespace (for example, [[Theory of evolution]] is in the main namespace). Article Talk pages (like [[Talk:Theory of evolution]]) are in the "Talk" namespace. Same goes for pages in the "Help" namespace (all articles starting with "Help:...") or the "Conservapedia" namespace (like this "article").
 
: *sigh* Ask first, act then. It's not quantum physics. "Namespace" = a sort of container, filled with articles. All regular articles are in the "Main" namespace (for example, [[Theory of evolution]] is in the main namespace). Article Talk pages (like [[Talk:Theory of evolution]]) are in the "Talk" namespace. Same goes for pages in the "Help" namespace (all articles starting with "Help:...") or the "Conservapedia" namespace (like this "article").
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