Talk:Twenty Kingdoms

Over Quoting
''Clover: If we assume those people were wiped out by some "enemy," it means those enemies should have survived later in history. Coincidentally enough... 800 years ago, at the end of the Lost 100 Years, was the precise birth of today's "World Government." If the enemy of those eradicated peoples is our World Government, then the "Lost 100 Years" could easily be a piece of INCONVENIENT HISTORY that the World Government needed to stamp out...!!! From the ancient writings of the few Poneglyphs we HAVE found, we have learned of the existence of a nation... One which no longer exists in any form, but still appears in those messages. An ENORMOUS KINGDOM...!! They seem to have held great power once, but the information about this kingdom has been carefully erased. As they knew of their imminent defeat by the alliance that would later be called the World Government, they carved the truth into stone, to give to the future. Those are the Poneglyphs that still exist today...!!! ''

Can this be shortened? In other places on the wikia where long speaches are placed I tend to focus only on the most important line and write "Part of..." to avoid this. A large chuck of text in a quote looks a little ugly. While its not always avoidable, we have two quotes here one of which is better and only a fraction of the length to serve the same weight as the other. Also, for quotes that long, you have to beg the question of why did you just add a reference to the page instead of directly copy the text onto the page. One-Winged Hawk 12:41, March 31, 2010 (UTC)