Why cancel your initiative? It makes sense to go on with it, right? If it's only that you don't have the "initative" yourself anymore, maybe someone else does. If the plan is there, maybe someone else is willing to take it over. Schmidt 02:02, 25 Dec 2005 (EST)
- The main reason is because I haven't received much support on this, and it's making me feel like everyone else is indifferent to it all, like it's just another stupid idea. Also, what ever feedback I have received basically suggest that the changes I've made, and categories I've defuncted, have been performed behind everyone's back, yet I've stated on like five different pages that I was working towards a complete restructuring (which obviously involves adding and deleting certain categories. Overall, I've begun to feel that my personal vision for how the categories should be structured is too much of a change for everyone to accept. However, if the general consensus is that this is still a good idea and should continue, then I'll gladly resume my planning. --Anticrash 21:48, 26 Dec 2005 (EST)
Not remembering that I've said anything against your planning (what suggestions I've made you seem to agree with and it seem they were on your mind anyways), I do support you. I don't know what that much will do for you. lol. But I guess you gotta make the decisions that come to you. Schmidt 00:55, 27 Dec 2005 (EST)