Talk:Elmo's World: Penguins and Friends

Note for casual readers
Oscarfan, are you suggesting that the following is not a valid reason?; "this wiki is supposed to provide info for EVERYONE, not just Muppet fans who already know everything." What about all of the casual readers who come to this page, and know nothing about the fact that Kermit is featured in it? Are you suggesting that just because its not "news" and repetitive to us Muppet fans, that it should not be mentioned? That does not sound valid to me, frankly it sounds snobbish, and it clearly alienates causal readers who come here to LEARN about the Muppets. It is a notable fact for this page, considering that fact that Kermit is NOT owned by the Sesame Workshop, that makes his presence a special event of sorts. A wiki is essentially supposed to be an online encyclopedia for people to get knowledge on a certain subject, in this case, the Muppets. So what is the harm? I would also love to hear Danny's thoughts on this.--Gonzofan 23:25, August 10, 2011 (UTC)