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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Grant65/Wikipedia:Meetup/Perth/50 - Disculpas por avisarte tarde. ¡Espero que puedas venir en algún momento! JarrahTree 05:06, 14 de julio de 2018 (UTC)
Hola. Solo quería pedirte que archives tu página de discusión de usuario. Si bien puede que no te resulte molesto, muchos editores tienen conexiones lentas y tener una página de discusión muy grande puede dificultar la comunicación. Si necesitas ayuda, consulta la guía en Ayuda: Archivar una página de discusión . ¡Gracias! Jay ( discusión ) 09:12 14 jun 2022 (UTC)
Hola, bienvenido a Wikipedia. Aquí tienes algunos enlaces útiles en caso de que aún no los hayas encontrado:
Si tienes alguna pregunta, consulta las páginas de ayuda , añade una pregunta a la fuente de la aldea o pregúntame en mi página de discusión . ¡Espero que disfrutes editando aquí y siendo un wikipedista ! Si te apetece, también puedes dejar una nota en el registro de nuevos usuarios . Mintguy (T) 16:38, 10 de marzo de 2004 (UTC)
Las publicaciones más antiguas se han archivado en: Usuario discusión:Grant65 (archivo) .
Como miembro del WikiProject de Historia militar o del grupo de trabajo de la Primera Guerra Mundial , puede que le interese participar en el Concurso internacional Henry Allingham . El concurso tiene como objetivo mejorar la calidad de los artículos y la participación de los miembros del grupo de trabajo de la Primera Guerra Mundial. También será un paso en la preparación para la Operación Centenario de la Gran Guerra , el esfuerzo conmemorativo del proyecto para el centenario de la Primera Guerra Mundial.
Si quieres participar, inscríbete antes del 11 de noviembre de 2009 a las 00:00, fecha prevista para el comienzo de la primera ronda. Puedes inscribirte aquí , leer las reglas aquí y comentar el concurso aquí .
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Se ha publicado el número de octubre de 2009 del boletín de noticias de WikiProject sobre historia militar. Puedes leer el boletín, cambiar el formato en el que se te enviarán los próximos números o cancelar la suscripción a esta notificación siguiendo el enlace. Gracias.
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Como colaborador principal de Battle between HMAS Sydney and German assistant cruiser Kormoran , HMAS Sydney (D48) (anteriormente "HMAS Sydney (1934)") and German assistant cruiser Kormoran , solicito su opinión sobre la ampliación/mejora de estos tres artículos. Antes de comenzar el ascenso hacia una posible nominación a FA, esperaba que pudiera echar un vistazo a las condiciones actuales de los artículos y hacer algunas observaciones (ya sea aquí, en mi página de discusión o en la página de discusión del artículo correspondiente).
Por razones de transparencia, esta ampliación se ha llevado a cabo con el objetivo de que los artículos tuvieran un aspecto sólido antes de que aparecieran en "On This Day" (la entrada sobre la batalla se eliminó hace un par de días a favor de otro acontecimiento de la Segunda Guerra Mundial). El artículo sobre Kormoran aún no está completo: el contenido relacionado con las búsquedas y el redescubrimiento de la posguerra necesita ser ampliado y citado, y se actualizará en los próximos días. -- saberwyn 01:58, 19 de noviembre de 2009 (UTC)
Un usuario User:timsdad afirma que el término fútbol (soccer) ha sido cambiado a fútbol de asociación según el consenso alcanzado en el Wikiproject. No he oído nada al respecto y, hasta donde sé, no ha sido así. Ya ha empezado a cambiarle el nombre a fútbol de asociación en las páginas Perth Oval , Westpac Stadium , Lang Park , Hindmarsh Stadium , Central Coast Stadium y Expansion of the A-League . En algunas afirma que una vez que se hace referencia al tipo de fútbol del que se trata, se puede simplemente llamarlo fútbol más adelante. Aunque creo que eso está bien para los artículos sobre fútbol, los que él editó en cuestión también utilizan otros códigos de fútbol (rugby league, aussie rules, etc.) y llamar al fútbol fútbol es simplemente confuso. ¿Qué opinas? —Comentario anterior sin firmar añadido por 60.224.3.243 ( discusión ) 04:54, 5 de diciembre de 2009 (UTC)
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Hola Grant65! Gracias por tus contribuciones. Soy un robot que te alerta de que uno de los artículos que creaste es una Biografía sin referencias de una persona viva . Ten en cuenta que todas las biografías de personas vivas deben tener sus fuentes . Si pudieras agregar fuentes secundarias confiables a este artículo, nos ayudaría mucho con la acumulación actual de 710 artículos. Una vez que el artículo esté adecuadamente referenciado, elimina la etiqueta {{ unreferencedBLP }} . Aquí está la lista:
¡Gracias!-- DASHBot ( discusión ) 07:02 2 ene 2010 (UTC)
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Hay otra discusión aquí que puede interesarte. pablo hablo . 13:09, 5 enero 2010 (UTC)
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¡Por supuesto que sí!
Creo que -no estoy seguro de haber llegado a hacer lo que quería decir con esa lista- la idea era que todos ellos deberían tener al menos redirecciones desde el Nº ### RAF, además de estar en el título formal de Nº ### R(C/A/NZ)AF. Supongo que debería ponerme a limpiar las páginas de desambiguación y las redirecciones, etcétera... Shimgray | discusión | 14:13, 28 de febrero de 2010 (UTC)
Ha comenzado el proceso de selección de coordinadores del WikiProject de Historia Militar para elegir a los coordinadores que prestarán sus servicios durante los próximos seis meses. Si estás interesado en postularte, inscríbete aquí antes de las 23:59 (UTC) del 8 de marzo de 2010. Puedes encontrar más información sobre la coordinación en el curso de la academia de coordinadores y en la sección de responsabilidades de la página de coordinadores.
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Se ha abierto la votación para las elecciones de coordinador del WikiProject de Historia Militar ; se anima a todos los usuarios a participar en las elecciones. La votación finalizará a las 23:59 (UTC) del 28 de marzo de 2010.
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Grant, últimamente he estado mejorando los artículos sobre los pilotos australianos de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y tenía la intención de hacer que Len Waters fuera B o quizás GA; ya recopilé referencias, pero como tú creaste el artículo, pensé en preguntarte como cortesía si tenías planes para ello antes de seguir adelante... Saludos, Ian Rose ( discusión ) 10:54, 11 de mayo de 2010 (UTC)
Al parecer, ya se ha acordado y firmado aquí Wikipedia:Categorías para discusión/Registro/5 de febrero de 2010. Esta gente se aseguró de invitar sólo a los aficionados al fútbol y no a otros aficionados —Comentario anterior sin firmar añadido por 60.224.3.243 ( discusión ) 08:10, 4 de junio de 2010 (UTC)
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Buen día compañero,
En realidad, creo que probablemente tenía un significado diferente según el contexto. En "casa", si te referías a la colonia del río Swan, te referías a Australia Occidental. Pero aquí, "colonia del río Swan" era una forma de referirse específicamente a la colonia del río Swan, en contraposición a las colonias hijas en King George Sound, en el Vasse, en el Blackwood, en Champion Bay, etc. Además, debemos tener en cuenta que la anexión inicial fue mucho menor que el tercio occidental. Creo que la anexión no se amplió hasta que se transfirió el control de King George Sound.
Hesperian 06:04 29 jun 2010 (UTC)
¡Cuánto tiempo sin hablar! También me di cuenta de que en un momento dado había un enlace a Allouarn en el artículo de las islas frente al cabo Leeuwin; luego desapareció. No estoy seguro de qué sucedió. Satu Suro 13:58, 29 de junio de 2010 (UTC)
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Según WP:AVIMOS , un título más adecuado para este artículo sería Derribo del Qantas Short Empire en 1942. Mjroots ( discusión ) 20:08 11 jul 2010 (UTC)
— R levse • Discusión • 06:03 14 jul 2010 (UTC)
Courcelles ( discusión ) 12:07 20 jul 2010 (UTC)
En la página de discusión de MOS:JP , se ha iniciado una discusión sobre la inclusión o no de romanizaciones para palabras de origen inglés , como Fainaru Fantajī en Final Fantasy (ファイナルファンタジー, Fainaru Fantajī ) (para simplificar, llamé a este caso "palabras de origen inglés", más información sobre semántica aquí ).
En el transcurso de un mes, se ha hecho evidente que las dos partes que proponen incluir o no esas romanizaciones no se dejan convencer por los argumentos o las directrices planteadas por la otra parte. Por lo tanto, se está tratando de encontrar un compromiso que satisfaga a ambas partes. Ya se ha presentado una sugerencia de compromiso, pero no se ha logrado un acuerdo unánime, por lo que se alienta a que se sugieran compromisos adicionales.
Un punto universalmente aceptado fue incorporar más usuarios de los proyectos afectados para ayudar a lograr el consenso, y usted fue uno de los seleccionados en el proceso.
De qué se trata esta invitación:
Lo que esta invitación no es:
Te agradeceríamos mucho que pasaras por la página de discusión de MOS:JP y ayudaras a encontrar una solución. Gracias de antemano. Prime Blue (discusión) 11:30 8 ago 2010 (UTC)
Saludos. He editado el artículo para incluir la cita completa de Grosso sobre FIFA 2006. La primera oración no presenta matices como sí lo hace la cita completa. Saludos. Tapered ( discusión ) 20:33 9 ago 2010 (UTC)
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Hola. He revertido tus modificaciones por el momento, porque Hughes & Graham (probablemente la fuente más confiable para candidatos electorales) definitivamente no tiene candidatos de RT en 1901, ni en ningún estado fuera de Tasmania. ¿De dónde sacaste esta información? Gracias. Frickeg ( discusión ) 07:34 12 sep 2010 (UTC)
La elección del coordinador del WikiProject de Historia Militar ha comenzado. Estás cordialmente invitado a ayudar a elegir a catorce nuevos coordinadores de un grupo de veinte candidatos. Esta vez, el mandato ha aumentado de seis a doce meses, por lo que es doblemente importante que te animes a dar tu opinión. Por favor, emite tu voto aquí antes de las 23:59 (UTC) del martes 28 de septiembre de 2010.
Con muchas gracias de antemano por vuestra participación por parte del equipo coordinador, Roger Davies charla 19:04, 17 septiembre 2010 (UTC)
He incluido una explicación de mis cambios en la página de discusión de este artículo. Mi punto era que las traducciones palabra por palabra no son necesariamente más "precisas" que las sensatas que tienen en cuenta el orden de las palabras en inglés común. Convertir el inicio de este artículo (muy pobre) en una discusión irrelevante sobre el orden de las palabras en inglés en comparación con el orden de las palabras en alemán parece una gran vergüenza. (Repito esto en la página de discusión si quieres responderlo allí; de lo contrario, volveré a responder después de uno o dos días. -- Soundofmusicals ( discusión ) 03:08, 27 de septiembre de 2010 (UTC)
¿Conoce alguna fuente fiable sobre las bajas de Tailandia en la Segunda Guerra Mundial?-- Woogie10w ( discusión ) 23:41 15 oct 2010 (UTC)
Tanques para los datos y ajustes de Tailandia. ¿Conoce fuentes sobre las bajas entre los civiles internados por los japoneses? Aquí en los EE. UU. oímos mucho hablar del internamiento de japoneses en los EE. UU. y Canadá. Casi nunca se mencionan las pérdidas de civiles internados por Japón. -- Woogie10w ( discusión ) 20:27 18 oct 2010 (UTC)
Hola Grant,
Gracias por la alerta por correo electrónico. He respondido en la página de Woogie, pero las estadísticas no parecen desglosarse de la forma que él desearía en las fuentes que tengo a mano. Pero es un comienzo para él, ya que buscaba fuentes. Saludos Bec Jasper33 ( discusión ) 09:53, 22 de octubre de 2010 (UTC)
¿Tienes algún dato sobre el destino de los 69.000 prisioneros de guerra del ejército indio capturados en el Lejano Oriente?-- Woogie10w ( discusión ) 14:44 22 oct 2010 (UTC)
Gracias Grant, haces una investigación impresionante. Woogie10w ( discusión ) 11:12 24 oct 2010 (UTC)
{{ Anime y manga }} no tiene cabida en este artículo, ya que no está relacionado con ningún anime o manga.— Ryūlóng (竜龙) 19:32, 15 de noviembre de 2010 (UTC)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Grant65/Wikipedia:Meetup/Perth/6 - ¡Que tengas una feliz Navidad! Sábado 08:55, 23 de diciembre de 2010 (UTC )
Ver aquí. Bzuk ( discusión ) 04:20 31 dic 2010 (UTC)
Si este es el primer artículo que ha creado, es posible que desee leer la guía para escribir su primer artículo .
Quizás quieras considerar usar el Asistente de artículos para ayudarte a crear artículos.
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¡Hola, Bzuk ( contribs ) te ha comprado un whisky! Compartir un whisky es una excelente manera de establecer vínculos con otros editores después de un día de duro trabajo. Difunde el WikiLove comprándole un whisky a alguien más, ya sea alguien con quien hayas colaborado o con quien hayas tenido desacuerdos. ¡Disfrútalo!
Como la campaña estadounidense en Papúa tuvo lugar en los Países Bajos de Nueva Guinea, ¿no debería llamarse Campaña de los Países Bajos de Nueva Guinea? Por cierto, no sabía que Australia fuera beligerante en la campaña; hasta donde yo sabía, Australia sólo se ocupaba de los dos territorios que había administrado desde la Primera Guerra Mundial, la colonia alemana de "Nueva Guinea" y la colonia británica de "Papúa". Daeron ( discusión ) 23:14 5 feb 2011 (UTC)
Hola, Grantg65. Mientras editaba el artículo Posiciones sexuales , noté que redirigiste Penetración sexual fuera de Relación sexual . Leí el resumen de tu edición para saber por qué y vi tu definición de cargo legal, pero señalo que la penetración sexual forzada ( violación ) sigue siendo relación sexual. La violación también se aborda en el artículo Relación sexual. Por lo tanto, para mí tiene más sentido que Penetración sexual redirija allí (a ese artículo). Flyer22 ( discusión ) 02:48 18 feb 2011 (UTC)
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Se ha propuesto eliminar el artículo Operación Matterhorn (1963) debido a la siguiente preocupación:
Si bien se agradecen todas las contribuciones a Wikipedia, el contenido o los artículos pueden eliminarse por diversas razones .
Puede evitar la eliminación propuesta eliminando el {{proposed deletion/dated}}aviso, pero explique por qué en el resumen de la edición o en la página de discusión del artículo.
Por favor, considere mejorar el artículo para abordar los problemas planteados. La eliminación {{proposed deletion/dated}}detendrá el proceso de eliminación propuesto , pero existen otros procesos de eliminación . El proceso de eliminación rápido puede resultar en la eliminación sin discusión, y los artículos para eliminación permiten que la discusión llegue a un consenso para su eliminación. JeepdaySock (AKA, Jeepday ) 15:44, 18 de marzo de 2011 (UTC)
Sólo para informarte que te he enviado un correo electrónico... Saludos Bec Jasper33 ( discusión ) 13:06 23 mar 2011 (UTC)
Me he dado cuenta de que esta edición ha sido revertida por el usuario: MickMacNee y no puedo decir que no esté de acuerdo con ella. Creo que toda la sopa de letras que has utilizado como justificación no respalda tu edición. No creo que simplemente enumerar a los patrocinadores en un tono objetivo y neutral sea lo que SOAP/ARTSPAM/RECENT tenían en mente, no es un anuncio, un artículo de propaganda o un golpe de relaciones públicas, es una simple lista de referencias. No veo la justificación para que sea "recentista": enumera en términos claros a todos los patrocinadores de la historia de la Premier League. Para mí es de sentido común que se los incluya a ellos y no al revés. Si todavía tienes una opinión firme al respecto, ¿quizás podrías explicar más detalladamente tu razonamiento en la página de discusión? Gracias, Woody ( discusión ) 18:03, 31 de marzo de 2011 (UTC)
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El archivo multimedia que usted cargó como Archivo:Operationcartwheel.jpg parece carecer de información sobre su autoría (y/o fuente), o si proporcionó dicha información, resulta confusa para otros que intentan utilizar la imagen.
Se agradecería que consideraran actualizar la página de descripción del archivo, para que la autoría del medio sea más clara.
Aunque algunas imágenes pueden no necesitar información del autor en casos obvios (como cuando se proporciona una fuente aplicable), la información de autoría ayuda a los usuarios de la imagen y ayuda a garantizar que se otorgue el crédito correspondiente (un requisito de algunas licencias).
Si usted mismo creó este medio, considere incluir explícitamente su nombre de usuario, para lo cual: {{subst:usernameexpand|Grant65}} producirá una expansión apropiada.
o la plantilla {{ own }} ..
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Hola Grant. He estado leyendo el excelente artículo PK-AFV que creaste en 2006. Parece ser el único artículo de Wiki cuyo título es simplemente el registro civil de la aeronave.
El título no es nada informativo y parece no concordar con otros artículos sobre aviación. Me inclino a cambiar el título del artículo. ¿Qué opinas de esta sugerencia?
Mirando la categoría: Derribos de aviones comerciales, creo que lo siguiente sería adecuado:
Derribo del avión Douglas DC-3 de 1942
Si estás de acuerdo con un cambio de nombre, ¿tienes alguna preferencia? Feliz edición. Dolphin ( t ) 06:25, 4 de julio de 2011 (UTC)
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Hola,
Se ha propuesto eliminar un artículo que usted ayudó a editar, Confirmación y reivindicación de victorias aéreas durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial (que antes se titulaba "Confirmación y reivindicación de victorias aéreas").
Georgejdorner ( discusión ) 17:27 2 oct 2011 (UTC)
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Se está debatiendo si el artículo Fiebre del oro australiana es adecuado para su inclusión en Wikipedia según las políticas y directrices de Wikipedia o si debería eliminarse .
El artículo se analizará en Wikipedia:Artículos para eliminar/Fiebre del oro australiana hasta que se llegue a un consenso, y cualquiera puede contribuir a la discusión. La nominación explicará las políticas y pautas que son motivo de preocupación. La discusión se centra en la evidencia de buena calidad y en nuestras políticas y pautas.
Los usuarios pueden editar el artículo durante la discusión, incluso para mejorarlo y abordar las inquietudes planteadas en la discusión. Sin embargo, no elimine la plantilla de artículo para eliminar de la parte superior del artículo. Moondyne ( discusión ) 08:23 17 nov 2011 (UTC)
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FWiW Bzuk ( discusión ) 02:35 25 dic 2011 (UTC).
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Las nominaciones para el premio " Historiador Militar del Año " 2011 ya están abiertas. Si desea nominar a un editor para este premio, hágalo aquí . La votación se abrirá el 22 de enero y durará siete días. ¡Gracias! En nombre de los coordinadores , Nick-D ( discusión ) y Ed [discusión] [majestic titan] 23:13, 15 de enero de 2012 (UTC) Se le envió este mensaje porque está incluido como miembro del WikiProject de Historia Militar .
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Estimado Grant65,
Mi nombre es Jonathan Obar user:Jaobar , soy profesor en la Facultad de Artes y Ciencias de la Comunicación de la Universidad Estatal de Michigan y profesor asociado en el Programa Educativo de la Fundación Wikimedia. Este semestre he estado llevando a cabo un pequeño experimento en la MSU, una clase en la que enseñamos a los estudiantes a convertirse en administradores de Wikipedia. No se sabe mucho sobre su comunidad, y nuestros estudiantes (¡a quienes les fascina la cultura wiki, por cierto!) quieren aprender cómo hace lo que hace y por qué lo hace. Hace un tiempo propuse esta idea (la clase) a la comunidad AQUÍ , donde se recibió principalmente con comentarios positivos. De todos modos, me gustaría que mis estudiantes hablaran con algunos administradores para tener una idea de las experiencias de administración, la capacitación, las motivaciones, los gustos, las aversiones, etc. Nos preguntábamos si estaría interesado en hablar con uno de nuestros estudiantes.
Algunas cosas sobre las entrevistas:
En definitiva, necesitamos mucho tu ayuda y agradeceríamos mucho la oportunidad de hablar contigo. Si estás interesado, envíame un correo electrónico a [email protected] (para mantener el anonimato) y añadiré tu nombre a mi lista de contactos fuera de línea. Si te sientes cómodo haciéndolo, puedes publicar tu nombre AQUÍ .
Si tiene alguna pregunta o inquietud en cualquier momento, no dude en enviarme un correo electrónico a [email protected]. Será un placer hablar con usted.
Gracias de antemano por tu ayuda. Tenemos mucho que aprender de ti.
Atentamente,
Jonathan Obar -- Jaobar ( discusión ) — El comentario anterior sin firmar fue añadido por Chlopeck ( discusión • contribuciones ) 23:41 14 feb 2012 (UTC)
Hola Grant65,
En noviembre, recibiste una notificación de AfD o PROD, que era parte de los experimentos del proyecto de prueba de plantillas . Si pudieras ir aquí y dejarnos algún comentario sobre lo que piensas acerca de las nuevas versiones de las plantillas que probamos (hay enlaces a las plantillas), sería muy útil. (También puedes enviarme un correo electrónico a mpinchuk 
wikimedia.org si quieres). ¡Gracias! Maryana (WMF) (discusión) 18:44 17 feb 2012 (UTC)
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Hola. Cuando editaste recientemente Technical Air Intelligence Unit , agregaste un enlace que apuntaba a la página de desambiguación Akutan (verifica para confirmar | soluciona con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject de DPL .
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Hola. Cuando editaste recientemente Floatplane , agregaste un enlace que apuntaba a la página de desambiguación Hull (verifica para confirmar | soluciona con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject de DPL .
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Hola. Cuando editaste recientemente British Commonwealth Air Training Plan , agregaste un enlace que apuntaba a la página de desambiguación Observer (verifica para confirmar | corrige con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject de DPL .
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Hola. Cuando editaste recientemente Paterson Clarence Hughes , agregaste enlaces que apuntaban a las páginas de desambiguación Sundridge y The One That Got Away (verifica para confirmar | corrige con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las Preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject de DPL .
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Hola. En las ediciones recientes de tus artículos, has añadido algunos enlaces que apuntan a páginas de desambiguación . Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject de DPL .
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Hola. En las ediciones recientes de tus artículos, has añadido algunos enlaces que apuntan a páginas de desambiguación . Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject de DPL .
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Hola Grant65. Me preocupa esta edición de Claude Choules por parte de la IP 124 [[1]] que reemplaza en bloque las citas de la edición de 2009 de su autobiografía por las de la edición de 2010 (pero utiliza los mismos números de página). Si la edición de 2010 es de hecho diferente a la de 2009 (como él/ella ha afirmado en mi página de discusión), ¿qué garantía hay de que estas nuevas citas sean correctas? Pareces tener conocimientos sobre el tema dadas tus ediciones anteriores al artículo. Me pregunto si tienes estos libros. Si es así, ¿sería posible comprobar las citas modificadas por esta edición para confirmar que son correctas? No tengo ninguno de los dos, así que no puedo, pero tengo mis dudas. Gracias de antemano. Anotherclown ( discusión ) 02:41, 1 de septiembre de 2012 (UTC)
El WikiProject de Historia Militar ha iniciado su proceso de elección de coordinadores de proyecto para 2012 , en el que seleccionaremos un equipo de coordinadores para organizar el proyecto durante el próximo año. Si desea ser considerado como candidato, envíe su nominación antes del 14 de septiembre. Si tiene alguna pregunta, no dude en ponerse en contacto con uno de los coordinadores actuales en su página de discusión. Este mensaje se entregó aquí porque usted es miembro del WikiProject de Historia Militar. – Coordinadores de historia militar ( acerca del proyecto • qué hacen los coordinadores ) 09:07, 10 de septiembre de 2012 (UTC)
Hola. Gracias por tus recientes modificaciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, hemos notado que has añadido algunos enlaces que apuntan a páginas de desambiguación . Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos con el texto "¿Quiso decir…?". Lee las preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject de DPL .
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Hola. Gracias por tus recientes ediciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, notamos que cuando editaste Noreia , agregaste un enlace que apuntaba a la página de desambiguación Celtic (verifica para confirmar | soluciona con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las Preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject DPL .
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Hola. Gracias por tus recientes modificaciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, hemos notado que has añadido algunos enlaces que apuntan a páginas de desambiguación . Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos con el texto "¿Quiso decir…?". Lee las preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject de DPL .
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¡Hola! Tu propuesta de Robert John Sholl en la página de nominaciones de ¿Sabías que? ha sido revisada y todavía quedan algunos problemas que tal vez deban aclararse. Por favor, revisa los comentarios debajo de la entrada de tu nominación y responde allí lo antes posible. ¡Gracias por contribuir a ¿Sabías que?! Maile66 ( discusión ) 23:42 29 sep 2012 (UTC)
Hola, solo quería informarte que es posible que tu firma no funcione correctamente en las plantillas e incluso que las rompa.
Ten en cuenta que no se muestra nada después del inicio de tu firma. Para corregir tu firma en tus Preferencias , reemplaza el "|" entre tu enlace de usuario y tu enlace de discusión con "|" (incluido el punto y coma). Se mostrará exactamente igual y funcionará en las plantillas, como lo hace después de que lo arreglé en la plantilla de nominación DYK. M AN d ARAX • XAЯA b ИA M 19:37, 30 de septiembre de 2012 (UTC)
[[User:Grant65|<span style="color:black">Grant</span>]] | [[User talk:Grant65|<span style="color:black">Talk</span>]]
Por supuesto, si lo quieres sin el "|" visible como hiciste en la primera parte de la edición a la que acabo de hacer referencia, también está bien. M AN d ARAX • XAЯA b ИA M 07:34, 1 de octubre de 2012 (UTC)
Hola. Gracias por tus recientes ediciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, notamos que cuando editaste Robert John Sholl , agregaste un enlace que apunta a la página de desambiguación Murchison River (verifica para confirmar | soluciona con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las Preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject DPL .
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Hola. Gracias por tus recientes ediciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, notamos que cuando editaste Ngarluma language , agregaste un enlace que apunta a la página de desambiguación Martuthunira (verifica para confirmar | soluciona con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las Preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject DPL .
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Hola. Gracias por tus recientes modificaciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, hemos notado que has añadido algunos enlaces que apuntan a páginas de desambiguación . Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos con el texto "¿Quiso decir…?". Lee las preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject de DPL .
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Hola. Gracias por tus recientes ediciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, notamos que cuando editaste Didgeridoo , agregaste enlaces que apuntaban a las páginas de desambiguación Hum y Eavesdrop (verifica para confirmar | soluciona con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las Preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject DPL .
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Hola. Gracias por tus recientes ediciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, notamos que cuando editaste Didgeridoo , agregaste un enlace que apuntaba a la página de desambiguación Puff (verifica para confirmar | soluciona con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject DPL .
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Hola Grant65,
Estaba buscando un error de referencia en este artículo y, por lo que sé, es uno que tú mismo introdujiste. Parece estar en esta edición [2]. Por lo que sé, agregaste mucho material, pero una oración que agregaste incluía una etiqueta de referencia con el nombre "uboatnet", pero no proporcionaba el contenido real de esa referencia. Tampoco noté un nombre de referencia similar...
La frase dice: Dos aviones brasileños, un PBY Catalina y un Lockheed Hudson , y un PBM Mariner estadounidense atacaron al submarino.
Si por casualidad recuerdas dónde obtuviste el material, ¿podrías completar o corregir de alguna manera la referencia?
Muchas gracias, -- Arg342 ( discusión ) 00:29 11 nov 2012 (UTC)
Hola. Gracias por tus recientes ediciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, hemos notado que cuando editaste John Clements Wickham , agregaste enlaces que apuntaban a las páginas de desambiguación Electorate , Voyage of the Beagle y First officer (verifica para confirmar | corrige con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject DPL .
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Hola. Gracias por tus recientes ediciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, notamos que cuando editaste Paracas culture , agregaste un enlace que apunta a la página de desambiguación Extraterrestrial (verificar para confirmar | corregir con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las Preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject DPL .
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Hola. Gracias por tus recientes ediciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, notamos que cuando editaste British Indian , agregaste un enlace que apunta a la página de desambiguación Gypsies (verifica para confirmar | soluciona con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las Preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject DPL .
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Hola. Gracias por tus recientes ediciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, notamos que cuando editaste 9th Division (Australia) , agregaste un enlace que apuntaba a la página de desambiguación Battle of El Alamein (verifica para confirmar | soluciona con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject de la DPL .
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Para ti y los tuyos, ¡que tengáis un feliz ______ (rellenad el espacio en blanco) y un feliz año nuevo! FWiW Bzuk ( discusión ) 02:33 22 dic 2012 (UTC)
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Hola. Gracias por tus recientes ediciones. Wikipedia agradece tu ayuda. Sin embargo, hemos notado que cuando editaste Guillaume Le Testu , agregaste enlaces que apuntaban a las páginas de desambiguación Pesos , Cimarron y South Seas (verifica para confirmar | soluciona con el solucionador Dab). Estos enlaces casi siempre son involuntarios, ya que una página de desambiguación es simplemente una lista de títulos de artículos del tipo "¿Quisiste decir…?". Lee las Preguntas frecuentes • Únete a nosotros en el WikiProject DPL .
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Estoy de acuerdo con tu reciente cambio de este artículo, pero es posible que no estés al tanto de Talk:Tom Starcevich#Requested move . Saludos, Mattinbgn ( discusión ) 06:26 28 ene 2013 (UTC)
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Hace mucho tiempo que no hablo, espero que estés bien. Al notar tu conversación aquí [3], pensé que debería informarte que acabo de crear [4]; mi razón para crearlo es que hubo una cantidad significativa de ellos que se crearon y se etiquetaron como huérfanos y no todos saben cómo buscar la categoría, y tengo la intención de hacer una lista dinámica con columnas de la autoridad local o región, y posiblemente otros datos en otras columnas. saludos sats 15:19, 5 de febrero de 2013 (UTC)
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Hola, el gancho de tu nominación de Stan Sismey tiene 220 caracteres. El límite es de 200 (y normalmente es preferible uno más corto), por lo que deberías editar el gancho actual o sugerir uno nuevo más corto. Ten en cuenta que "..." y " (en la imagen) " no se cuentan dentro de los 200 caracteres permitidos. M AN d ARAX • XAЯA b ИA M 07:15, 26 de febrero de 2013 (UTC)
Hola Grant. Gracias por avisarme. Ya respondí. SFB 17:27, 26 de febrero de 2013 (UTC)
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¡Hola! Tu propuesta de Stan Sismey en la página de nominaciones de ¿Sabías que? ha sido revisada y es posible que sea necesario aclarar algunos problemas. Por favor, revisa los comentarios debajo de la entrada de tu nominación y responde allí lo antes posible. ¡Gracias por contribuir a ¿Sabías que?! Yoninah ( discusión ) 21:42 11 mar 2013 (UTC)
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Hola Grant 65, me gustaría saber si puedes ayudarme con la página mencionada anteriormente, ya que hay algunos colaboradores holandeses que parecen tener problemas con esa página, especialmente porque soy el hijo más joven y sobreviviente de Adrianus Johannes Lemmens. Muchas gracias Glemmens1940 (discusión) 11:43 28 mar 2013 (UTC)
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Hola, Grant65. Noté esta edición tuya que utiliza etiquetas {{ cn }} con la forma {{cn|Abr 2013}}. La sintaxis correcta es {{cn|date=April 2013}}. El nombre del mes debe escribirse completo y necesitas la parte "date=". Saludos, Jason Quinn ( discusión ) 04:48 10 abr 2013 (UTC)
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La página necesita un poco de equilibrio. Estuviste pendiente de esta página hace algunos años. Espero que puedas volver a echarle un vistazo durante un tiempo. Intento incluir fuentes vietnamitas. Estoy preparando una carta para enviar a las autoridades vietnamitas para poder conseguir los nombres completos y las fotografías de los vietnamitas muertos en la batalla. No debería ser una tarea demasiado difícil, ya que los combatientes vietnamitas muertos están enterrados en su mayoría en el cementerio de los mártires de Truong Son, con nombre y fotografía incluidos, así como detalles de su unidad y fecha de muerte. Mi principal preocupación es que el número de atacantes vietnamitas que los australianos afirman que estuvieron involucrados parece estar creciendo cada vez más, desde un batallón enemigo reforzado (ver la cita presidencial de los EE. UU. de la época) a 1.500 (afirmación de los años 1970), a 2.500 (afirmación de los años 1980) y recientemente a la friolera de 3.500 (está empezando a aparecer en algunas publicaciones australianas que glorifican a los mineros).-- 94.46.3.195 ( discusión ) 04:55, 21 de abril de 2013 (UTC)
Tal como temía, mis modificaciones han sido eliminadas y estoy realmente decepcionado porque proporcioné fuentes, incluido el Diario de Guerra del 6.º Batallón disponible en línea. ¿Pueden ayudarme, por favor?-- 94.46.3.195 ( discusión ) 06:47 21 abr 2013 (UTC)
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WP:AURD (Australian Roads) invita a comentar una propuesta para convertir los artículos sobre carreteras australianas en . Por favor, venga y debata. La votación se realizará después de que se hayan analizado las inquietudes.{{infobox road}}
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Consulte la discusión de Usuario:El teatro de operaciones del sudeste asiático de la Segunda Guerra Mundial ed17#, ya que puede que esté fomentando más cambios al mencionar el teatro de operaciones del suroeste del Pacífico de la Segunda Guerra Mundial -- PBS ( discusión ) 14:31 8 may 2013 (UTC)
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Hola Grant, observo que has movido "51st Battalion, Far North Queensland Regiment" a "51st Battalion (Australia)". Tengo varias inquietudes sobre esto que deseo comentar. En primer lugar, tengo entendido que el nombre actual de la unidad es "51st Battalion, Far North Queensland Regiment". En el pasado, nuestras convenciones de nomenclatura solían ser mover los artículos a su nombre actual, por lo tanto: 1st Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment en lugar de "65th Battalion", etc. En segundo lugar, ¿hubo una discusión sobre este cambio? Lo último que vi, la conversación en la página de discusión del artículo indicaba que había consenso para que el artículo se moviera a "51st Battalion, Far North Queensland Regiment", pero tal vez me perdí algo... Por último, parece que hay dos páginas de discusión activas: Talk: 51st Battalion (Australia) y Talk:51st Battalion, Far North Queensland Regiment . ¿Deberían fusionarse también, etc.? Además, ¿podrías actualizar la evaluación del artículo, ya que ahora parece haber sido degradado de la clase B a la categoría de borrador? Saludos, AustralianRupert ( discusión ) 07:40 16 jul 2013 (UTC)
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Parece que has creado un bucle infinito con el Escuadrón n.° 485 de la RNZAF que solo apunta a sí mismo como redirección. ¿Había algún contenido inicialmente porque no puedo verlo ni en el Escuadrón n.° 485 de la RNZAF ni en el Escuadrón n . ° 485 de la RAF ? GraemeLeggett ( discusión ) 09:59 25 oct 2013 (UTC)
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Hola. ¿Te importaría revisar la página sobre los efectos de la Guerra Fría ? Creo que se podría mejorar un poco. ¡Gracias! NHCLS ( discusión ) 01:47 15 dic 2013 (UTC)
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If I expand scope to properly cover the rest of the bombing in WWII, are you averse to moving it back to original title? GraemeLeggett (talk) 14:11, 7 February 2016 (UTC)
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trust youre the other side of what you identified you were doing in recent years, and are on the better side of it all.
In agf - I can understand the frustration of the trans etc articles. I think they need to be separate. but no big deal. JarrahTree 06:50, 19 July 2016 (UTC)
Wrong, plain wrong - read the lead sentence of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Grant65/Trans-Australian_Railway - there is nothing about outback New South Wales in the article - this the nub of why the conflation of the two articles is plain wrong. JarrahTree 09:17, 19 July 2016 (UTC)
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Oh. Well it's difficult to gauge your intentions when you have a terse edit summary. The changing of the lead image is fine. Not a problem there. At the time it just looked like you were getting rid of the map for no valid reason. The map is obviously useful for demonstrating the movements of the Da Yuezhi from the 177-176 BC onwards (when they pushed the Saka further into Central Asia as a result of themselves being pushed and harassed by the Xiongnu). However that head pic is a fine replacement so long as the map remains in the article. I'm still not sure why you changed and removed some of the material that belonged behind citations, though, regarding Scythians and other topics. Could you explain that? Pericles of AthensTalk 05:18, 3 September 2016 (UTC)
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Hi Grant. Regarding the mass revision of my edits to Douglas Wilson (RAAF officer), and while I appreciate that the article is still a work-in-progress, may I suggest that you please see WP:OWN. Also, please note that many of my edits were made to bring the article in compliance with WP's Manuel of Style. See, for instance, MOS:BIO and MOS:MILTERMS. Cheers, Abraham, B.S. (talk) 05:02, 16 May 2017 (UTC)
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At this stage I am in process of writing a report about discussions in Australia about https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Grant65/Strategy/Wikimedia_movement/2017 the cycle 2 of the broader wikimedia strategy -
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NP - I understand - there will be a time... etc JarrahTree 02:41, 23 June 2017 (UTC)
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Hello. I'm involved in a small disagreement with Keith-264 who has twice reverted one of my edits, so I have been reading through his Talk page to get some idea of the person I am dealing with. I noticed the topic which you created, headed "Friendly advice", and at the end of your exchanges I found his reference to the matter which I have put in the headline. I suspected I could guess what it would say and confirmed it when I looked it up. Perhaps you have now followed this up, but, if not, I thought you might be interested to visit the website which contains details of the case, at <http://www.lettersofnote.com/2013/08/arkell-v-pressdram.html>. Best wishes. Blurryman (talk) 00:23, 13 August 2017 (UTC)
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Hi Grant65! Regarding your article move [6], I am afraid nobody uses the expression "Alchon Hunas" (zero hits on Google Books [7], and only 1 hit on Google in general [8] aside from your contributions). It's probably OK to say that the Indians called them (and some others) "Hunas", but "Alchon Huns" is the generally accepted term for them [9]. Would you mind reverting your article move? Thank you पाटलिपुत्र (talk) 08:35, 17 September 2017 (UTC)
Hi Grant65! Regarding your article name move from "Alchon Hunas" to "Alchon" [10] this time... Contrary to your claim that "suffixes like Hunas/Huns are redundant" [11], almost nobody in the literature uses the expression "The Alchons" alone, without the suffix "Huns" (and the suffixe "Hunas" is simply never used as seen above) : there are only two cases of "The Alchons" being used alone on Google Book [12], and "The Alchon" in the singular is only used as an adjective as in "The Alchon coinage", except for two cases were it is used as a noum [13]. Again "Alchon Huns" is almost the only way these people are described in the literature: (115 instances on Google Books [14]). Sorry for the trouble, but would you mind reverting the article to its original name "Alchon Huns" please? Thank you पाटलिपुत्र (talk) 04:57, 18 September 2017 (UTC)
Hi Grant65. I understand your concern, and your wish for clarification, but as explained above, describing these people as simply "Alchons" is almost unheard of (only 1 or 2 cases in the literature). As far as I know, at Wikipedia, we are not supposed to invent new terminology or adopt extremely marginal terminologies in neglect of mainstream ones, and "Alchon Huns" is very clearly the mainstream terminology [15]. At most, we could mention in the article that a few authors have only been referring to them as simply "The Alchons", but it does not justify that the article itself be named according to this very rare usage. "Alchon Huns" is clearly the way to go. पाटलिपुत्र (talk) 06:34, 18 September 2017 (UTC)
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hi Grant. apparently, an anon engaged in WP:IJDLI and POV deletions on Mal'ta-Buret' culture[16]. just let you know, since a good part of the deleted content was added/copyedited by you. btw the ips from New Jersey and New York on genetic and archaeology-related articles are quite notorious and probably operated by same disruptive editor. 211.214.22.169 (talk) 23:27, 2 November 2017 (UTC)
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meetup before we get too old to do so :)
The mid-west / murchison slippage is something my history, anthrop and geog training tells me there is something that needs to be attended to... have a safe weekend
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Based on your page move of Bill Walker (U.S. politician), where in MOS does it say "U.S." is preferred over "American". It's certainly not universally applied. See Mike Lee (American politician), for instance. – Muboshgu (talk) 19:49, 7 February 2018 (UTC)
thanks for your hard work there, you dont archive your talk page at all ? JarrahTree 07:18, 9 February 2018 (UTC)
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er umm I think your talk page needs some archiving
I am determined that in this lifetime we will see you at a meetup somehow
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so you never got to the meetups when asked in the years in the past, but nevertheless your recent edits are inspiring - I dont know if you have ever met wes - he seems worth a stub! I am sure there are others worthy, any suggestions ? JarrahTree 12:05, 21 September 2021 (UTC)
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Please unblock me sir. Please investigation for my account. user:Hind ji
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Hello and thank you for your edits to Troop carrier. Now that it is a disambiguation page, are you able to help resolve its incoming links to target more specific articles? I've had a go at a few of them but it looks like a job for an expert. Most of the links are via {{ColdWarSwedishAFVs}}, so fixing that page should reduce the problem significantly with one edit. WP:DisamAssist can be very useful for this sort of task. Thanks, Certes (talk) 19:44, 16 April 2023 (UTC)
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There was no Soviet Union until the end of 1922, so some of your changes of "Soviet Russia" to "Soviet Union" are incorrect. Mellk (talk) 06:38, 20 October 2023 (UTC)
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