Talk:Thomas Vonier

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[edit] University of Wisconsin

To some Madison people, "University of Wisconsin" can refer to University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. I created this article according to the information on the contents in the external links, which use "University of Wisconsin" for his education. I don't think such repeated reverts by some Madison people are necessary. Miaers 19:32, 18 April 2007 (UTC)

If he went to UW-M, the entire school's title should be in there. Many people won't bother to click on the link, also, people who are blind, etc. who are using translation softwrae will think that he went to the Madison campus. University of Wisconsin, in common parlance, means the Madison campus. Besides, aren't you the one always pushing for the entire name to be used? Madmaxmarchhare 19:34, 18 April 2007 (UTC)