Template talk:Armor infobox

Not really necessary
While I appreciate the effort, I don't think this infobox is necessary for the wiki's armour permutation articles. For the most part, the reason is essentially because of the short-length nature of the articles themselves: compared to those with quite a history (such as the Mk V and ODST), most of the armour articles are very short. The short-length nature of these articles, contrary to what users might consider to be stubbed and/or requires expansion, is already helpful to the articles' presentation in such a manner that everything known about the armour permutation is already available to readers. To introduce the infobox to an article that has already provided short, concise information does not enhance or assist the readers in presenting a good summary; rather, what it does is introducing repeated information in a redundant manner (a good example would be the first article to ever use this infobox).

It should be reminded that infoboxes are not necessary for every wiki article; it is necessary only to assist readers to identify key information at a glace. This infobox, in my opinion, does not fulfill that purpose. I don't it is necessary to be implemented in articles. — subtank   15:37, 21 June 2014 (EDT)


 * Ugh, I just saw this a few seconds ago. Now I edited a bunch of pages... I tried checking the activity on halopedia to see if the was somethi f said or progress but I didn't notice this until a bit ago. The EVG has several bits of content that would make the armour articles longer, even game specific stuff lacks in certain articles. Well although I like the infoboxes, I suppose it's not my call to make. I'll stop editing the pages for now. Pardon my dust... Erickyboo (talk) 20:19, 21 June 2014 (EDT)
 * I for one think that we should use this infobox (if I wasn't stuck on a tablet and therefore with limited copy paste functions I'd have added some myself). However, let's try some of the larger armor articles like Mjolnir Mark V or Mark VI, and see how it looks. Also, If we can expand article information, go right ahead. -- SFH (talk) 20:29, 21 June 2014 (EDT)