== Civility == 

 Definitely edit conflicts are frustrating, but they're an unfortunate reality of working on a wiki. I noticed your comment here, where you referred to another editor as "the fucking idiot above me" after they (apparently) caused you to suffer two edit conflicts. You can probably afford to express your annoyance without resorting to personal attacks, though, yes? Avala didn't particularly appreciate the comment; you could probably save a few hurt feelings if you removed the attack or apologized in some way. In a collaborative atmosphere, it's often important to keep a cool head, even when disputes or circumstances are potentially upsetting. I hope this is a simple and isolated misunderstanding, rather than the start of a trend. –