User talk:83.192.61.81
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[edit] Changing Birth Locations
There are standards for how birth locations are added to player pages. Please respect the wiki concensus, if you wish to try and change the standard feel free to create an account and bring it up at WP:HOCKEY. --Djsasso 15:16, 31 October 2007 (UTC)
- Please provide link. Found Wikipedia:WikiProject Ice Hockey/Player pages format, does not support your claim.
- Actually it does Wikipedia:WikiProject_Ice_Hockey/Player_pages_format#Article_Sections. As well as in the talk pages on that page where concenses is drawn. --Djsasso 16:01, 31 October 2007 (UTC)
- Nowhere does it say London, Ontario is any better than London, Ontario, Canada. Also says nothing on Sweden. Talk page does not even touch that subject.
- The talk page of the project does. In fact I even managed to find you arguing about this a year or so ago in the talk pages and you being told that the standard was city/province or city/state for north american players. --Djsasso 16:20, 31 October 2007 (UTC)
- Again : link ?? There is no concensus and you know it. That's why you had to change to city/province on Colin Campbell (ice hockey), because somebody added city, province, country almost two years ago. The guy even called his edit "location canonicalization", apparently he thinks concensus is on his side. Indeed I myself had to go through a few articles before finding one to edit, many had Canada already.
- Actually there is, the reason why I fixed it is cause its my task to go through hockey articles fixing things to the standard that either were done before the standard was adopted or were incorrectly changed. Hence why I stumbled onto your edits. And there have been atleast 4 other people now that have also reverted your edits this go around. Nevermind the people who did the last time you tried this crusade. So obviously there is a concensus. --Djsasso 17:09, 31 October 2007 (UTC)
- Anon User, you're causing disruptions and your opinon is in the minority. Please stop. GoodDay 18:44, 31 October 2007 (UTC)
- Actually there is, the reason why I fixed it is cause its my task to go through hockey articles fixing things to the standard that either were done before the standard was adopted or were incorrectly changed. Hence why I stumbled onto your edits. And there have been atleast 4 other people now that have also reverted your edits this go around. Nevermind the people who did the last time you tried this crusade. So obviously there is a concensus. --Djsasso 17:09, 31 October 2007 (UTC)
- Again : link ?? There is no concensus and you know it. That's why you had to change to city/province on Colin Campbell (ice hockey), because somebody added city, province, country almost two years ago. The guy even called his edit "location canonicalization", apparently he thinks concensus is on his side. Indeed I myself had to go through a few articles before finding one to edit, many had Canada already.
- The talk page of the project does. In fact I even managed to find you arguing about this a year or so ago in the talk pages and you being told that the standard was city/province or city/state for north american players. --Djsasso 16:20, 31 October 2007 (UTC)
- Nowhere does it say London, Ontario is any better than London, Ontario, Canada. Also says nothing on Sweden. Talk page does not even touch that subject.
- Actually it does Wikipedia:WikiProject_Ice_Hockey/Player_pages_format#Article_Sections. As well as in the talk pages on that page where concenses is drawn. --Djsasso 16:01, 31 October 2007 (UTC)
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