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Linking different paths in the a story makes sense... sometimes.  In the case of Ginny and Vivian, linking the pages you linked makes no sense.  In one path, Ginny is delivering a sandwich.  In the other, she isn't.  linking the pages so that she talks about the sandwich either way makes for a nonsensical story.  Please read ''very'' carefully before forcing a convergence. --[[User:Platypus|Platypus]] 21:40, 17 February 2014 (UTC)
Linking different paths in the a story makes sense... sometimes.  In the case of Ginny and Vivian, linking the pages you linked makes no sense.  In one path, Ginny is delivering a sandwich.  In the other, she isn't.  linking the pages so that she talks about the sandwich either way makes for a nonsensical story.  Please read ''very'' carefully before forcing a convergence. --[[User:Platypus|Platypus]] 21:40, 17 February 2014 (UTC)
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I didn't realize that the paths weren't convergent; you're right, I should have read more closely.  I won't repeat the mistake, and I appreciate you pointing it out.

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Linking different paths in the a story makes sense... sometimes. In the case of Ginny and Vivian, linking the pages you linked makes no sense. In one path, Ginny is delivering a sandwich. In the other, she isn't. linking the pages so that she talks about the sandwich either way makes for a nonsensical story. Please read very carefully before forcing a convergence. --Platypus 21:40, 17 February 2014 (UTC)

Sorry, and thank you

I didn't realize that the paths weren't convergent; you're right, I should have read more closely. I won't repeat the mistake, and I appreciate you pointing it out.

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