Fashionable101

Hey Fashionable! I just wanted to drop by as I know I said before I like involving as much of the admin team in conversations as I can.

I mainly wanted to ask you, now CM has ended, if you had anything you wanted to specifically do for the wiki going forwards? Do you have any plans for it? This wiki is still doing amazingly well despite the show ending which is great to see.

An example is, similar to what I brought up with Profiler101 a while ago, is whether you could now feature full plot summaries for episodes as spoilers are less of an issue now. I look forward to hearing from you and feel free to reach out to me about anything wiki-related! :) --Spongebob456 ^talk

Every time I enter/refresh the Criminal Minds Wiki site, no matter if I'm logged in or not, my antivirus always sends me an advice saying: "connection was interrupted on railwam.herokuapp.com because it seems to be infected by URL:Phishing". It's becoming something of a nuisance, do you know if there's a way to deal with it?

Hey Fashionable! I'd chatted to Fearless Prince about this and as I'm conscious they have other commitments which are reducing their activity a little, I wanted to keep you in the loop as well in case Fearless isn't able to pass this on.

Just to let you know that UCP migration is now resuming soon after being delayed last month. This means this wiki is back on track to migrate to UCP soon. Please let me know if you have any questions on this and I'm more than happy to help! :) --Spongebob456 ^talk

Fandom support think he has been vandalising when he hasn’t. Please could you unblock him because I know he has 100% not been vandalising.

Many thanks,

NirvanaFan24

Could you please delete this page? Useless. Thanks.

Rampage

I'm asking you to delete this page. It was previously deleted and is totally messed-up. Also this. It seems like this user is re-creating previosly deleted page. I advise you to block him.

Hello, Fashionable101. I am a British police constable officer who works in the West Midlands Police force. Please may I create my user page with your permission?

Hey there! Hopefully you are keeping safe. I wanted to message you about the Unified Community Platform (UCP). Have you heard much about this and do you have any questions on it I can help with?

As you may have seen from the banner, this wiki will be migrating to it soon. UCP is a new platform that uses the latest version of MediaWiki and will bring some feature and design changes. Hopefully, we won't see too many large changes but best we're ready!

Please let me know if you have any questions on this. :) --Spongebob456 ^talk

Could you please delete this page? Useless. Thanks. 

Espionage

I'd like permission to create a page on Alton Coleman:

"Charm and Harm" - While Coleman was never directly referenced in the show, he appears to have been an inspiration for the episode's unsub, Mark Gregory - Both were narcissistic, hebephilic rapists and serial offenders-turned-spree killers (Gregory was a serial killer, while Coleman was a serial rapist) who were prompted to embark on interstate killing sprees when faced with the consequences of their crimes (arrest in Gregory's case, trial in Coleman's case), were the subjects of frantic manhunts by federal authorities, were able to constantly avoid capture by gaining people's trust and changing appearance, killed a total of eight victims, and their M.O. involved abduction and beating. Also, both committed their very first crime and ended their sprees in the same state (Gregory in Tennessee, Coleman in Illinois).

"Omnivore" - Coleman also appears to have been an inspiration for the episode's unsub, George Foyet - Both were antisocial, narcissistic, and hebephilic serial offenders-turned-spree killers (Foyet was a serial killer, while Coleman was a serial rapist) who mainly targeted women and couples but had a varied victimology, employed ruses to approach their victims, and their M.O. involved shooting, stabbing, and bludgeoning with incidental objects. Also, both left items stolen from previous victims on subsequent crime scenes. Foyet also appeared in Season Five.

"The Thirteenth Step" - Coleman and Brown appear to have been an inspiration for the episode's unsubs, Raymond Donovan and Sydney Manning - Both were engaged couples of interstate spree killers and robbers who were active in the Midwest, were the subjects of manhunts by federal authorities, moved through car thefts, and their M.O. involved beating with blunt instruments (including a crowbar), shooting, rape (once in Donovan and Manning's case), and abduction (once in Donovan and Manning's case). Also, both Coleman and Donovan were diagnosed as sociopaths.

I know I already asked it, but it's been more than one week since I first posted this, so can I have permission?