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| Tip: ''noun.'' A piece of advice or expert or authoritative information. That is the definition we use. For example, someone tells you not to use a skill while an Elsword is in Stoic (except Spurt). That's a tip.
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| Detail: ''noun.'' An individual feature, fact, or item. That is also what we use. For example, blue is the color of a car. That is a detail.
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| Trivia: ''noun.'' Details, considerations, or pieces of information of little importance or value. This means that you do not have to know this stuff to get the basics of the skill (like total damage at lv5 or how to use the skill). But, this is stuff you normally wouldn't find by just using the skill on normal circumstances (and without involving other skills). That means things like how Type H uses certain MK skills, '''that's''' Trivia.
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| I don't know where the confusion between these definitions started, and I messed up on this regard when I first came here. Then, I fixed some of it as time went on. But yes, do not move any of the first two into Trivia, which include: if they pertain to a better use of the skill's versatility (especially if it has to do with PvP), '''when not to use a skill due to its inefficiencies when compared to other skills''', total damage, where damage falls off, '''if another skill is better than the skill named in certain situations''', the skill's mechanics, the look of the skill (unless it is relative to original files being changed or in relation to another skill), and anything involving how to aim the skill or any additional range to consider (includes screen position).
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| This is the gist of what shouldn't be in Skill Trivia (I might have missed something), but Elsword as a game barely has Trivia on skills, so not every skill needs the section. Again, please do not move tips and details into the Trivia section. Thanks for your time.--[[User:TruShot|TruShot]] ([[User talk:TruShot|talk]]) 21:21, 1 May 2013 (BST)
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