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published privately by Cambridge. It seems likely that much of the information in it was provided by close colleagues and friends, particularly perhaps George H. Birch (1842-1904) who was assistant in EC's office from 1866, and that it was meant as a tribute to him or as a memorial - EC having died the year before. The 'Memoir' of 1911 in the RIBA Journal by J. Standen Adkins has a lot of similar material but does provide much additional information, including a list of works, and is a little more scholarly

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years studying his work, with the architectural history of the NPG and St Mark's in Leicester coming out of it. The work of 1896 is I would say a book rather than a pamphlet, which I have seen at the BL and also the copy at the British Architectural Library. I think it is well worth referring to as it has much information on EC's life and work, though it may not be always trustworthy. Good luck on getting back into Knowledge! Best wishes

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Is that where you're from? I don't know your friend here in Seattle. Most of my time in the trenches of journalism was spent elsewhere, in other larger American cities, but this is fine for now. I noticed at one point that you said you were recuperating from surgery. I hope that you're feeling better. Thanks again for getting the 'Future' piece up and running, and I look forward to collaborating with you again. Take care and best regards,

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Your implication, at least as I read it, was that WCPR had prestige because it added to The Guardian's. Or to look at it the other way round, if WCPR was completely non-prestigious, how would it add to The Guardian's prestige? Anyway. what matters is not what you said or I said on this page, but what

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without success. I would really appreciate, if you might have a look at the article and could fix some of the grammar and style issues. The facts and references are already there, so you don't have to be knowledgeable about the subject of the article. Let me know, if you are interested to help. Thank

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It's protocol to place new comments under that which was posted earlier, to preserve continutity of conversation. I think that if you were addressing your comments specifically to Jussen, you could have done so on his talk page; any comments posted in Discussion can be addressed by anyone. Preserving

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I agree that the use of the world "children" could possibly lead a reader to deduce a reference to Parr's victims and that your alternative is less likely to be misconstrued. As to danger, I suppose one could argue that anyone lost in the woods for several days without much in the way of supplies is

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oldest bldg in Ipswich, also general clean-up". Anyways, perhaps ironic isn't the right word, maybe "juxtaposed" or similar would be better; however, your edit does remove a link to the article on the Unitarian Meeting House, which is why I intentionally reinstated the link. For the record there are

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Hi Barnaby Thanks very much for your kind message. I hope that the WikiLawyers will leave Ewan Christian well alone as I have spent considerable time and effort in getting it together. He is an architect that is very deserving of a much better press. I should know as I have spent the last twenty

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ok thats fine, why do you insist that "you've spoken to the editor" when I've made it blatently clear that I am not that person? I don't understand your little reasons for this, but if I'm not allowed to question your lies then ok I understand. You being incorrect is something Ive become accustomed

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Hello BarnabyPage. Thank you for the notice about the books, and heck, I don't give a hoot about breaking wiki guidelines. lol. I'm not interested in the volumes right now but they sound great, and it does sound like we have overlapping interests. I notice you went to the University of East Anglia.

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and let us know. We plan on holding an election in the next month to find the initial board, who will oversee the process of founding the company and accepting membership applications. They will then call an AGM to formally elect a new board who after obtaining charitable status will start the fund

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I'm so sorry for everything that has happened because in spite of what Mike says now it is my fault. Because it was my project and I insisted on everything. I insisted we weren't lost. I insisted we keep going. I insisted we walk south. Everything had to be my way and this is where we've ended

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Thanks for the offer of adding citations to the Inglis book. I don't know which statements were deemed to be contentious, although I would imagine that "Turf Moor became the first senior football ground to be visited by a member of the British Royal Family" was one of them. However, I'm currently

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I agree that dupe posting is tedious but, as I had not watchlisted your page, I would have missed your comment. I have seen some of these pages where folk either forget or go crazy with the indents and where they post and whatnot. That can be extremely daunting (and a little intimidating) for the

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Over the past year I have been playing Solomon and throwing out a number of anon editor's attempts to turn the listed building article in an illegible list. I have no specific problems with your addition of a castle to the list of GI monuments, and Warwick's a very nice one. But there are now 8

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Well I apologize if you misinterpreted what was written, now you have admitted I didn't say that maybe trying to claim that I said it would 'add' to the prestige is further superfluous and untrue as I said 'show' which if you research has a completly different meaning. This has been blown out of

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Yes, you as well. I have only stated the WCPR is well regarded and this is due to its consumer base as well as other reasons. I understand your view and suggest to keep it as it is and if, as you say we start to see it being clogged with other 'publications' we can of course look to remove it or

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Although, as I am completely new to Knowledge editing perhaps you could explain why you wouldn't suggest that it needs expanding upon, as opposed to completely removing it? The fact that he made the mistake is in fact rather significant, as he continues to make reference as to how much of a true

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Hi Barnaby - Just a quick response to your question on this article's talk page. Nope, no archive talk - what you see is what you get! (And that was only added this week!) All the stuff relating to peer review, FA etc was kept in those places - nothing spilled onto the talk page at all. The peer

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Never underestimate the number of Norman churches... Of course, I seem to remember that Ipswich was granted its town charter a little over 400 years ago, and as such, there are a lot of Tudor, Elizabethan and Jacobean buildings leading up to the Stuart period of the meeting house. I think that a

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Hi again. I managed to do a little reading on Fendi today and could find nothing to substantiate the assertion that he left the academy prematurely, and in fact Norman suggests he left in 1813 not 1814 - so if his father died in 1814 the two events cannot have been effect and cause. I couldn't,

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I accidentally deleted a comment of yours on there a few minutes ago. It was reverted thankfully, but I wanted to let you know that it wasn't my intention. I was editing from my blackberry and I somehow didn't get any notice of an edit conflict. On an unrelated note, you may want to move your

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just failed the nomination as good article after a lot of work, because of style and grammar issues. I did a lot of the tweaking and cleaning, but English is my second language and my grammar and style are not flawless and certainly not enough to meet the standards of a good article. I tried to

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proportion and it was only meant to be a harmless addition to the article. I have therefore changed it as you wished due to your extreme reaction on the issue. You will find, however, this has been fairly trivial issue and something not to get too worried about. Regards and enjoy your evening (

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Yeah, exactly - it was the churches that first came to mind, and then I realised that given so much visible C15-17 timber-frame exists, there must be a lot more hidden. My personal architectural interests are inclined to the (late) C18 and later, but I'm sure we can get at least some temporary

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Thanks for your reply. The BL catalogue shows the 1896 work as having 103 pages but the confusion might be with the introduction by E.R. Charles which is given as vii. The catalogue lists Ewan Christian as the author which I think would be incorrect. It was really an anonymous publication,

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The reference adds to the article, shows the prestige of the paper by being included in the well regarded WCPR. If you feel it was misplaced in the introduction, then moving it to another part of the article wouldn't be an issue. Simple deleting the sentence has no benefit.

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Hi there and thanks for getting in touch with me on this issue. I'm afraid that (a) I don't agree that WCPR's prestige is sufficient to add perceptibly to a major national newspaper's, and (b) I worry that we would then find the articles clogged up with endless lists of

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Uh, actually it wasn't - "shows the prestige of the paper by being included in the well regarded WCPR" was your phrase in the very first message of this discussion. But it doesn't really matter - let's not waste time arguing over who said what first!

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items in that list of GI buildings, and we did settle on 5. And at the top of the section it says very clearly: '<'!-- Please do not turn this into a list of your favourite buildings. Instead ensure that your favourite building includes the line

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section (or even a whole article) on the architecture of Ipswich could certainly be interesting right up to the present day (having the most modern Grade I listed building, as well as the more progressive designs used by the volume builders on

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You kindly peer reviewed this article in the summer, and it was subsequently promoted to GA. I have since added to it, and have now put it forward at FAC, and would greatly value any comments you might wish to make there. Regards. –

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is the term usually used to describe somebody who contributes to - edits - the encyclopedia. It's in that sense that I used the word. (As I did make clear in one of my edit summaries when the lightbulb went on and I realised

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I removed it because (a) there are many buildings in Ipswich older than the Unitarian Meeting House so it isn't "one of the oldest" in any very meaningful sense, and therefore (b) there's nothing particularly ironic about it

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haha exactly "prestige of the paper" ie The Guardian. Please check what you are saying before you run away with an idea, and I'm not the editor or related to the company I only subscribe to the service. Regards

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The comment I removed read (in the context of the Willis Faber building): "ironically standing right next to one of the oldest extant buildings in Ipswich, the Unitarian Meeting House, which is also Grade I

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prima facie in danger, witches or no witches - but I really don't think this is a big enough deal to waste time arguing about it! So thanks for taking the time to come up with a suitable alternative.

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Hmmm...it's not the practice I've observed on many, many talk pages, where comments are nested, making the pattern of comment-comment much clearer than if they were purely chronological. It's like

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Hi, yes, I agree about the global thing, and I intend to get to it as soon as I can. (Trying to juggle a few things here at once.) Thanks for creating the piece, and for your input. Best regards,

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Ah, I see. Yes, I agree the Meeting House (not to mention the Ancient House) does deserve a mention. Perhaps the article would benefit from an overview architecture section like the article for

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article. However, could I ask you to add an edit summary to your modifications so that other editors can quickly and easily see what you've edited and why you've edited it? Cheers!

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up. And it's all because of me were here now hungry and cold and hunted. I love you mom and dad. I am so sorry. It was never my intention to hurt any one and I hope that's clear.

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Incidentally, your edit summary of your later edit referred to the Ancient House being older, so I thought you had restored the Unitarian Meeting House comment by accident.

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Thanks for getting back to me. I don't think that really addresses my point (a), which is perhaps the more important one, so I'll tell you what - I'll take it to Talk on

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Just wanted to thank you regarding your comment on the Reliable Sources noticeboard, if the section is archived in the meantime feel free to address the comments at the

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Hi, I came across your user page, because of your user templates. You seem to be very interested in correct English grammar and in good style of writing. The article to

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I have added to the article a number of general points that I gleaned from my reading. Thanks for - accidentally - introducing me to an interesting artist, new to me!

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approximately 300 older buildings that are listed in Ipswich (hard to say for sure, as the date ranges on Images of England go 15 years after the build date). --

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Yes, that's me. (Though I wasn't actually Lloyd that often.) My email is firstname@fullname.com if you want to discuss. I suppose I should now ask who YOU are!

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Thanks for your thoughtful reply - I'll leave it for now (but keeping an eye on any further additions) pending when you get a chance to think about the list.

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and living not-too-far-away makes it easy for me to add to things, particularly image-wise. Let me know if there's anything I can help with. All the best.

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Why would you remove my addition to Piers' support for Arsenal FC? I backed all quotes up from an article he has attributed his name to in the Daily mail.

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You're right, it is getting tedious. I've granted all IPs a week's vacation from editing the article. Next step will be exercising the banhammer on them.

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were the editor of WCPR.) Seeing as you're new to Knowledge, I do appreciate that you might not have been aware of this, or have yet had the time to read

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Incidentally, the figure of 300 surprised me a bit, but I guess there's probably quite a lot of timber-frame lurking behind some later facades.

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Ok thats fine, I only included it due to the relevance of it to the paper. If you look back it was you that claimed the WCPR had prestige? (

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Ha, finally made it into the Eye after all these years, and not Pseuds' Corner either, by the sounds of it! Thanks for letting me know. :)

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Given that there's been recent input on the discussion I think it would be best to ask this question directly on the NOR Noticeboard page.

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working on a couple of different articles now, but if I do return to improve the Turf Moor article, I won't hesitate to ask you. Cheers,

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relocate it to another part of the article. Howver, I don't believe this will happen and therefore your concern shouldn't be a problem. (

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on BBSes (he says, hoping there's a Wiki article on threading). But anyway, let's not let that distract us from the question at hand re

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Hello Barnaby. Thanks for tidying up my edits on the Suffolk article. As Dutch is my native tongue this is really helpful, Best Wishes,

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deleted a number of posts, which I've restored. I've also answered your question about which Alastair McIntosh wrote that review. --

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Thank you. But, one question, how do I cite the audiobook? I cannot Harvard citation, as there are no pages, can I use cite video?

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I did not realize there had been consensus on the subject, good luck with the article! Cheers!

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What on earth are you talking about? I didn't vandalise the page - as the edit history shows.

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I'm sorry, but you in fact appear to be dealing in opinions where i have dealt in facts.

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Regardless of the final outcome, i appreciatte your support in the RSN discussion.

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