Spoiler[]
Do we really need a spoiler for the Ending? It's just saying that you won. It doesn't reveal any plot, it's just saying that you beat a game of computer "golf". Pawsrent 18:23, March 26, 2011 (UTC)
- Don't know. I just put it up there because, well, some people would rather figure play the game themselves and don't want the ending spoiled for them (like my sister). Even if the ending is very simple, it is still an ending, and that's probably what most people play for.
Contact ^.^ Random-storykeeper ^.^ aka (Doom) 18:29, March 26, 2011 (UTC)
Shots to hole[]
I am concerned with the textual change between numbers in words and Arabic numerals. It looks inconsistent to have some numbers in words and a few scattered in numerals for the "number of shots in hole" statistic. Maybe just stick with numerals instead of words? The design seems to be inconsistent here. By the way, the gates are actually called "gate 1" and "gate 2", not "gate one" and "gate two", etc. 
Random-storykeeper 
07:29, March 24, 2013 (UTC)
- General advice out there is that small numbers, especially ten and below, should be spelt out. Personally, I'll spell the teens as well. SQhi•(talk)71k edit 13:06, March 24, 2013 (UTC)
- It just doesn't look good when some numbers are written in words and others are in numerals. For sentences, I'm fine with either, but with the number of shots to under the heading, it looks better if all the numbers are kept one way or the other. Random-storykeeper
21:48, March 24, 2013 (UTC)
- It just doesn't look good when some numbers are written in words and others are in numerals. For sentences, I'm fine with either, but with the number of shots to under the heading, it looks better if all the numbers are kept one way or the other.
- Yes, in most cases, I would agree with writing out all numbers as words, but in this case, I agree that it would look better written as Arabic numerals. I think the reason is that they are "statistics" in a way, and they aren't in complete sentences, as RSK said. It's just like how we don't write out the words "Level one", "Level two", etc., because they aren't sentences. --
Ayernam 22:26, March 24, 2013 (UTC)
- Yes, in most cases, I would agree with writing out all numbers as words, but in this case, I agree that it would look better written as Arabic numerals. I think the reason is that they are "statistics" in a way, and they aren't in complete sentences, as RSK said. It's just like how we don't write out the words "Level one", "Level two", etc., because they aren't sentences. --
