Requesting edits for locked pages.

While I wouldn't exactly call "Pauline's lost items" an "official name" seeing as it's really just words plucked out of a sentence, but whatever, I changed the example to "Peach's frying pan" just to make things simple and incontestable.
 
http://www.mariowiki.com/MarioWiki:Userspace#What_about_user_subpages.3F

Custom Welcome templates (These were allowed in the past and remain intact so as not to disturb talk pages, but new ones should not be created; we have a Bot that automatically welcomes all new users now.)

We don't. For a while.
 
I don't know. *shrugs*

All I do know is that their talk page is red-linked.
 
http://www.mariowiki.com/MarioWiki:Featured_Articles/Unfeature/N/Honeyhive_Galaxy

This was a mistake, can someone please delete it without archiving? Thanks.
 
Question: is the idea still to remove the nomination to simply strip the FA status without a vote? Because looking at the page and the rules again, I feel like that'd be a bad move too: it's still a decent-sized page thanks to the planets (not that the rules even have a hard cut-off anymore anyway, just ask for "reasonable length and not marked as a stub"), and the content that was moved out was replaced with an okay chart rather than empty "see also" sections, so I can't really find it in violation of any of the requirements (MarioWiki:Featured_Articles#Featured_Article_standards), personally. If folks want to unfeature it, they should go through the process (and come up with better reasons than "we talked about it on the forum but I can't remember species").

But if you want the nomination to be deleted because it's misguided to want the page un-FA'd based on the outdated length limit thinking from earlier, then that'd be fine - pretty sure those sorts of mistakes don't need to get archived either...
 
Per Banon's comment on Caped Mario:

Seems to me like we should move this to "Cape Mario". It's the most recent name.

I'm unable to do this myself as the redirect Cape Mario has an history, of edit warring nonetheless.

Cape Mario showed up in Super Mario Maker's manual, while Caped Mario showed up in Super Mario World's manual. It's definitely the more recent name.