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connservative in salford and it is meant to be derogatory, it is not a nickname widely used at all, and as you rightly say...it is not really notable in her life to be worth inserting.. I would take it out as derogatory but you are right .. that is not a good reason to remove it...but I would say that that was why it was inserted in the first place! Of course it is not really libelous, but if we are to create a really decent article then stuff like that is not needed even if 2 newspapers are reporting it in the present political climate... ta for looking at the cite/ broken..I did know that, and if I thought the piece was worth keeping I would have repaired them, I don't think it's worthy of a paragraph..do you? I was thinking of rip-in it out ? (
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Funny and clever. On the other hand, putting in edits you know to be unconstructive along with smaller good edits is also gaming the system. Question of priorities: it is more important that users not be redirected to Evil than there are small problems with internal links. Hadrian89 (talk) 16:08, 24
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you see how it works, so fast, I typed in to google ...chipmunk blears.. and it came up first...wikipedia.... It adds nothing to the article and imo is derogatory name calling and BLP guidlines are quite strict and are presently being tightened.. as far as I know..yes I took it out and I also took
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It is meant to be about the hoarding of nuts as a ref to the expenses story.. which is already being given to much space in biographies, It is not widely known and is actually an attempt by those right wing papers to get people from salford to start calling her that and a push to insert a
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General Prologue, would to my mind be better. There's also not much of a sense of current Chaucer scholarship; some sort of outline should at least be there. I'll work towards adding that. Glad to see someone take an interest in the weedy garden! cheers,
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The reallity of her situation is not important to me, helping to create a balanced article is, and the comment is irrelevent in her life story. I do not really want to discuss the chipmunk or flipper or whatever name calling with other editors.
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but there's no reason to suspect that the old lady would lie about such a thing and
Helmuth certainly had the connections to pull off such a plan. The book itself is available via Google books where you can download pieces of it.
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The derogatory name calling in a couple of papers is not realy fitting in a biography of a living person and it is unworthy of us and wikipedia to propagate it. It would be better to remove it. regards
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Thanks for fixing. No, 'tweren't me. I only use wikipedia from a signed-on status. I start at wikipedia on my watch list, so I know right away if I've been signed off, by the 30-day thing or whatever.
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Hi there! I'm afraid, that my
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