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Hi Angus! Love what you are doing with the articles on irish high kings. I've been going back over my articles and cleaning them up and improving them. So not a lot of personal creativity right now. That template you showed me looks pretty good, I might try it. I'm moving soon so might not be around
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Boldness in closing afds from non admins is not to be encouraged--it only leads to DR. I agree that the article was of course a keep, but I'd have waited another half day and so should he have. For you to quickly close the DR is equally inappropriate, because I and possibly others might well have
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Looking at various
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Thanks for your message. If you know adding the colon between the "Template" and "Convert" won't be straightforward (i.e. not something a bot can do) then I guess it's not a good idea. As to prefixing the name with "Knowledge", I don't think that'd be worthwhile. I've recently obtained AWB, so, if
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excavations in
Minusinsk territory", Minusinsk, 1902-1924, p.56, and re-published in Devlet M.A., "Great Salbyk kurgan - a grave of a tribel chief", in "History of Siberia", Tomsk, 1976, p. 147. Is there anything that I can do to help to preserve this image in WP?
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Hi. The rationale was the first phrase following "Rename.": "There's a colon missing here". Not Knowledge's most crucial category rename, I agree, but it did nonetheless have a rationale. Perhaps, then, you could rename it after all.
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and Crewe Alex), they're sitting with Mid Importance, so that does seem the right value for the SFL teams. (I bet you wish you were still looking out on Firs Park! The "Pointless" book of a couple of years ago is quite a good read)
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I'd still prefer the maps on those two article be changed (to include the rest of Belgium). PS- If there's a complete split someday, where would King Albert live (I assume he'd stay in Brussels)?
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