User talk:Miller17CU94
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[edit] Typo redirect Alexandru Lonescu
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[edit] Awesome!
Hi, I went and got a copy off of Amazon since I figured, who else would bother improving the article? It would be awesome if you would clean it up since I don't know the exact form that Wikipedia wants for cites (probably not APA...) and you probably do! Also, I'm out of the country for a few more days (but clearly I have occasional Internet, just I'm not on vacation so am kinda busy). I also hope to look through some old Underwood material and take a photo or two of an older logo or two, if I can figure out the dates of them. Thanks for the teamwork and assistance!--Wmjames (talk) 23:12, 24 May 2008 (UTC) PS: You have the Goldblith book... Interesting! Not something many would have... —Preceding unsigned comment added by Wmjames (talk • contribs) 23:13, 24 May 2008 (UTC)
Hi Chris -- if I (by ignorance) didn't quite do something to Wikipedia standards with the copyright tags or image placement and size, I'd love it if you could point that out (I'll fix it though -- ignorance is no excuse). Yeah the first image seems a bit small.... I'll go read the Wikipedia:Image_use_policy#Displayed_image_size oh that doesn't give a ton of guidance.... Huh, I wish Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style#Image_size gave the syntax to change the size (honestly hunting for WP syntax is like pulling teeth, and HTML knowledge doesn't help). Thanks for the pointer! Nice work on the citations, wow, though, that is some ugly citation list (speaking as an APA academic).--Wmjames (talk) 23:28, 27 May 2008 (UTC)
Oh, that's how you do it (resizing). Nice! I hope you approve of the size for the lead image (350), I think it is approximately what Wikipedians have decided is good for a lead image. I am glad you pointed that out, I just used the default syntax and thought that was the way it had to be. This is much better, good call.--Wmjames (talk) 23:37, 27 May 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Italian communes
Just FYI, the likes of Pocol are not Italian communes, which refers to a specific administrative unit at a higher level than small villages like Pocol. I know, because I've just made sure that we have articles for all 8,101 comuni, so was a bit surprised to see you creating a new one. ;-/ And just in general, there seems to be a bit of a consensus to redirect Italian villages to their "parent" comune in the first instance and talk about them in the comune article until they outgrow it. I've given Pocol the benefit of the doubt for now, even though it doesn't even have an article on it.wiki, just because of the potential to talk about the cemetery - you might want to incorporate some of the stuff in it:Sacrario Militare di Pocol. And I've wikified it a bit - feel free to expand. FlagSteward (talk) 13:25, 26 May 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Happy First Edit Day
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[edit] templates for articles without citations
As important and helpful as putting a template on an article for not having any references (and not as important and helpful or good for your brain or the article to find the references for it) -- it seems to me like when an article gets the reference, the person (or bot) that placed the template on the article should be astute enough to remove it.
I put a reference on an article that you very thoughtfully placed a template upon, I patiently waited months and months to see the same thoughful removal of the template and I am wondering when it is going to happen....
And by the way, Happy Clean Up Your Mess, Please day! -- carol (talk) 02:49, 28 May 2008 (UTC)
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[edit] Bill Flemming
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[edit] Olympic Templates
First, I want to say good job on re-jiggering the templates at the bottom of the "sport at the Summer/Winter Olympic Games" pages. I was wondering if you could show me how to break some of the templates apart. For example, the bottom of the Baseball at the 2008 Summer Olympics page has the OVERALL Olympic template that shows the dates and everything. I think this is REALLY redundant and not necessary for specific sport pages to have this template. For some reason I can't break apart those templates without screwing the whole thing up. Any help would be appreciated. Perakhantu (talk) 04:11, 4 June 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Seven Welshmen
Many thanks - my next plan is to write about some people called John Jones and see how many I can get into one hook! BencherliteTalk 07:13, 4 June 2008 (UTC)
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