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The reference is www.maximumride.com but I don't know how to put that in the reference section without screwing it up.--Geoffron 13:30, 24 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

use <ref>[http://www.maximumride.com www.maximumride.com]</ref> instead of <ref name="mwr"/>

This Page Is Crap[edit]

The title says it all. come on, this is perhaps the best book in the series and all we can do is make a crappy article? Knowledge lover1123 11:17, 28 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Considering that according to;l;l;;'l;l;'m,'mk;nnjbjk

Well, I do have an advanced copy (having family working in a bookstore does have its advantages), but I'm not going to add anything without permission. People threw a fit the last time I added info to a page about an unreleased book. :X -- ~PinkDeoxys~ 22:34, 23 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Re-vamp, Rewrite and Sources[edit]

Hi, This article is in desperate need of attention. I am willing to improve the article by giving it a major re-vamp (improving sections such as the plot and characters, as well as adding themes, literary techniques, praise and aclaim if I can manage all that). I will re-read the book and add chapter references in the rewritten plot (which I hope to shorten; sticking to the major points). I will hope to start this over the next few weeks. Any help is of course appreciated here on Wikipedia.
You may notice I am doing this for all the Maximum Ride book articles.

— Movie Junkie 16:19, 2 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

EDIT: I originally wrote this for the Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment talk page and of course there is no character section in this article so I'll write one when I do the re-vamp. — Movie Junkie 16:21, 2 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I'm going to do Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment, and until its done and I'm happy with it, I won't be starting on this article. If someone else has the time the article needs so major changes. — MovieJunkie ^Talk! 12:33, 10 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Anyone notice just how disjointed this story trilogy has been? I mean at some parts of some of the books, there are just random moments which are just never explained later on. For example, in this book, there is a part where Fang receives a message saying one of them is a traitor. No mention of that anywhere else in the story - like what the? By the end of this book, I'm still thinking, 'is that it? No more explanation?' What's with all of this 'saving the world crap', I mean that was hardly 'saving the world'(and it took 3 books to build up to), much of an anticlimax... No great explanation of their background or their parents, and in The Final Warning, it just randomly strays off to something about global warming, and no real mention of Itex and what happened to it. Also no explanation of where this 'Uber' director came from and why some people had 'electrical wiring' beneath their skin (in fact this part was extremely random). 203.59.61.250 (talk) 12:13, 25 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]