User talk:Kristafr

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Spring vs Summer

Re: "... but when summer comes they thaw out ..." on Lore:Kamal

If you have a reason to think that the correct word is "spring" rather than "summer", could you please provide that reason on the article's talk page instead of just editing the article with "SPRING" as an edit summary? Because as it stands, that sentence is nearly directly taken from the book Mysterious Akavir, which clearly states: "Every summer they thaw out and invade Tang Mo" (my emphasis). I even double-checked that UESP's text for Mysterious Akavir is identical to the in-game text from both Oblivion and Morrowind. So I'm not sure why you think "spring" would be more appropriate. Again, if you do have an explanation, the article's talk page would probably be the best place to respond (so the information is easily accessible to future editors/readers of the article). Thanks. --Nephele^Talk 20:53, 22 May 2010 (UTC)