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arranged in alphabetical order of subjects either in a single list or within each of several large subsections reference.iucr.org/dictionary/Interim_Report_of_Working_Group" In other words encyclopaedia is knowledge/information and as that statement says it can include absolutely anything even a list of pub names would count. As you see
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University on the page. The external links I have provided are links to the official site, they are not to promote any product or company, hence how can it be classed as Spam? Do you live in Bangor or have visited there in the past? I am a resident of this place and was born in this city and have done my up most to keep this page up to date and providing useful links for further information. The lists of schools, colleges, restaurants, pubs, etc... have been listed on this site for a good 3 years now and I have not received any complaints of this. As you see every other city/town page is different in its own way.
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I feel its unjustified to remove information just like that and I am extremely not happy in the mannerism that this has been brought to my attention. I understand that you are now a
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Also you say places like Swansea on have a list of a few clubs, have you ever wondered if it could be that the members contributing to Swansea may not have had time to do the extensive research as I have made. Also in regard to your comment "For most cities it would, in any case, be quite impossible
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I understand you have been granted a reviewer for two months since last month, I congratulate you on that but I do feel you have just gone into the edit with one clean swipe and have dismissed the hard effort I have made to keep these links up to date. I have contributed a lot to the Bangor, Gwynedd
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My personal experience of having visited Bangor many times and having lived there, is that much of the high street is in shadow for most of the winter. It is also reported often by students. You forget that the street is usually very close to the foot of the mountain, and Bangor mountain itself is
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So while I think it is probably true, and actually not very contentious, I think the claim fails on notability grounds. There do not appear to be any published sources remarking on this, because it is not that remarkable. If anyone can find a source that does treat this as remarkable, the material
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I have read that link you have provided about Spam and as it quotes I see you may have got confused with this quote:"purpose of promoting a website or a product is not allowed". I can 100% confirm I am not promoting any websites. Just in the same way I am not promoting the School, Colleges and the
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The information is likely true, and is sourced. However it is rather random! Why do we need to know the 1841 population and not any other year? So I put it to talk here to discuss whether we want to include anything on historical growth of the population, or whether there is any reason why 1841
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I have looked through the guidelines you kindly provided and there is no mention of about limitations on the amount of links to official sites. It does mention that its forbidden to have a number of links relating to the subject by fan pages, etc... but I does not mention anything that you have
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I feel after the hard work on providing the information to the website and to have the links removed in that manner was out of order and may prompt me to seek further advice from the administrators of Knowledge as there is no evidence that you had the authority to move them.
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Bangor's Former Mayor Owen Hurcum appears a lot in this article for their influence on the city, and their picture accompanying the notable people section seems to over-emphasise their importance in Bangor. Could the many poets and other notables not be presented instead?
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to list every pub, nightclub restaurant etc." I strongly disagree, this is just your way to dismiss the list of pubs that have been entered on the Bangor page. If it is impossible then how is there a definitive list of pubs/clubs/restaurants on the Bangor page?
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btw, the usual convention on talk pages is to indent each reply beneath the last, with an extra leading semi-colon, like I did with my 2 responses immediately above your last. Not a big deal, but it makes it a bit easier to follow the thread. Cheers,
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I've removed those external links from the body of the article, since that's not where they would go even if they were relevant to the topic, not just tangential. I further suggest that they are at best tangential, and hence fall under
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Making removals like this disgruntle a lot of contributors who are here to provide information and not to abuse it. Knowledge have lost a lot of contributors very recently because of actions like this.
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The links have been re-instated and will remain until I can have some clarity on why such things should be removed. The links are not SPAMS! nor is it any sort of vandalisation to the content.
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So what you are saying is that if I create a page for each pub/nightclub/restaurant then in theory I can place the external links in those pages and no one on here would have a hissy fit?
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Also if Knowledge did not like the information on the Bangor page it would have automatically activated one of its bots to say that. I have seen it happen before so I know how they work.
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Both are misplaced for me, too -- it appears just below the center of the title of the article, nowhere near the map. Mozilla 1.1 on Yellow Dog Linux on a Macintosh laptop. Same for
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that describes their connection. We cannot be relied on to follow a wikilink to their article and make the determination there: Knowledge is not a source for itself. Thanks!
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Maybe the solution to all this could be to create a new page titled 'lists of restaurants and pubs in Bangor, Gwynedd' but I guess you would object to that.
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