User talk:Yoshida Keiji/Request to help other guides/reply (2)

I'm sure you will find this message, regardless of old start.

Cooperative work requires coordination. I have written in the past long extensive guides like these ones with other editors. Back then we had an agreement:

• Wait 30 minutes up to an hour before editing somebody else (on extensive guides that is), because 100kbytes pages require more concentration and inspiration than single ordinary pages and one must do more effort, editing anywhere shorter in time than that disrupts the other.

When pages are extensively large, spacing is better welcomed to readers so we don't need to follow regular procedures. Nothing is permanently lost here, I'm sure you know that. So don't worry when I take out huge chunks of text. At the moment the Defense structures page has many problems in it, the most notorious is the overload of information. Guides need to follow the same nature as of human movement. First we learn to crawl, then to walk and last to run. The "flow" of the narrative needs to be slowly and progressive and not all bunched up together... and not to mention the redundancy where the same information is repeated on and on and on.

Just take this into consideration.