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Hey Moran, I hope this message finds you well. I am feeling very stupid due to rushing into contributing my first article. Because of that I have a long history on one article. The reason I am writing is that I uploaded an updated image of MacLennan which was way to big then I tried to uploaded it
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But that doesn't quite link in with what the 1911 encyclopedia says. It seems to get the date right (1572), as in the House of
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Ah, you say that, but before today, there was no article about the
Yorkshire Dales! I moved it from Yorkshire Dales National Park - which was quite absurd place for it to be. I think we should have a presumption to merge, unless there are strong reasons for not. Morwen - Talk 19:42, 29 Jun 2004 (UTC)
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Hi Moren, I made a contributed an article today on
Canadian Playwright, Michael MacLennan. I have total permission to do that however the article was taken down because of copyright violation suspicion. How to I go about changing that? And what tags do I use to identify that I have permission to
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Actually, I read too quickly. Only two are wrong, and I've fixed them. The situation is anything but clear-cut. Waterford, for instance, is the only city in Europe, as far as I know, with
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either without comment or with abusive comment only. I do not want to participate in a revert war, but rather debate matters on the talk pages. Could you please protect both pages at whatever stage you feel ok to force some debate ? If you have other suggestions to make matters a bit better, that
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Hi: Just a comment on the Irish section. For most of the Irish cities you list the RC cathedrals, but for Dublin you use one of the Church of
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history at that site -- even if it is only a redirect! -- would be clearer and more transparent, if adequately commented. (But I guess I shouldn't be bothering you with this; it belongs at the village pump or somewhere. Alternatively, of course, the merged history could have some way to show that
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Normans, etc. I can't find a Marxist analysis of the movement, but I'm sure there is one -
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Hmm - a category with several thousand members is clearly farcical. My suggestion is that we split it into subcategories and each politician can be a member of several. Subcategories we could use include ones related to office (this could get rid of all those boxes too), ones related to party and
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Hi. Thanks for taking care of it. I have to say that I don't see the benefits of merging -- from what I can see, somebody trying to follow that history is bound to be utterly utterly confused. Only you and I will ever understand what happened there, surely; and we will die someday, taking our
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I would like to request u to please remove the map of
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I've bounced around to several UK Wikipedians seeking advice, all of whom assure me they haven't a clue, and advising me to ask someone else. My most recent request at Angela's talk page redirected me to you, and I've finally gotten around to taking her advice. I will be
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Thanks so much! I appreciate your advice -- Stamford and
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I tried it and it worked but it kept using the second resized image. So I just went in and wrote the syntax to resize it and it lines up well with the text. I appreciate how quick you are to respond. I hope your having a good weekend!
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Then you should know better than to let a little twonk like that get to you. And wikipedia does it to me all the time, try throwing the computer out of the window. It may not help much but it sure makes you feel better... --
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and give these articles the titles "Members of the 29th Dail" and "Members of the 22nd Seanad". This is the way that these bodies refer to themselves ("eireann" part is usually left out in this context). Oh, good work btw.
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Can i suggest a name change to your articles on the composition of the Dail and Seanad? Others might want to do articles on previous compositions of the Dail and Senate so i suggest we follow the practice on articles like
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I think something has to be done, and soon, because there will come a time when I go do exercise, or get something to eat, or sleep, and the whole thing will be reverted again. This person seems ready for the long haul.
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I am very impressed. Yes I am the webmaster for Mr. MacLennan. Also, it is my first time overseeing a site so I am still learning the ropes. In what way can I show you proof? This site is completely amazing!!
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Hello, there! Marcus2 is referring to me. I'm the one who have posted so-called "rude" messages. However, it makes me laugh, when he says to you, that he has been "polite" to me. That is totally incorrect!
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Thanks for your reaction. I can agree. I tried to move People's Party for Freedom and Democracy (Netherlands) to People's Party for Freedom and Democracy, but I couldn't succeed in that. Can you help?
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Hey there. Is there somewhere I can grab a tarball of all the district and county maps for England (and Wales) without having to download them all? I'd like to put the English ones on cy: now we have
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Hello. As per standard international practive, we treat the Line of Control as the international border. Showing all of Kashmir as part of India (or all of it as part of Pakistan) would violate our
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Thanks for the link for the Farthings of Gloucestershire; I'll read the page more thoroughly as it seems a useful source (though some other sources for some of that information would be good, too).
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name (Armagh). Dublin has no full-blown RC cathedral. As an atheist Dubliner living in Limerick who once spent a lot of time in Waterford, I'm almost uniquely positioned to spot this!
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Not always, but she was last time I met up with her and the photo of that occasion (her sister's wedding) looks exactly like the photo you have on your user page. Uncanny. --
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Sorry about that. Brainfart. Didn't notice you had moved the material into a new paragraph — I thought you had deleted half a paragraph of content. I'm off to revert my edit.
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Er, yes. Maybe. Actually it's rather less daunting than populating Categories for Counties, which I seem to be sucking myself into. --
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Oh, I can't have a beer, love. To drink in the States you have to be 21. But your point is taken. :-D
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1342:Sys op help please
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