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in only what you think applies, but please leave all fields there. If nothing comes after the = sign, then it won’t appear in the article. On the other hand, if someone DOES think the field applies, they can add pertinent info. I do understand that this is technically a series article and not a character article. I’ve added the info box because 1) the series does revolve around Alatriste in large part and 2) the box really does improve what little is on the article right now. If a character article is created, we can copy and paste over.

113:. I'm not sure that the difference is what you suggest, that is realism vs. fiction. Rather it is Commonwealth vs US terminology plus old vs new terminology. But if you sure that in Japan the distinction is very clear cut please do create Japanese mystery writers category and reclassify the writers. In any case, I have noticed that many Japanese writers of the genre are not classified as such (be that mystery or crime), so if you know of such instances, please include them in either category. 2056: 2493: 1203:

you don't know the year of a published novel, then you are out-of-luck in finding it or that if you want to see other novels of the same decade, that Knowledge (XXG) users will have to organize that information on their own? I think adding spatial and contextual information through categorization not only adds value to an entry and potentially affiliated articles, but that it doesn't conflict with any established policy at all...

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Actually, I just went to the Knowledge (XXG) page you referred me to and there is no such policy that you are referring to... One of the points of Knowledge (XXG) is to take advantage of relatively modern technology such as databases, categorization and indexing... So basically are you saying that if

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Henry, first, I apologize for missing the most recent comment you left on my talk page, and second, I would like to assure you that while I did not mean what I said as endearement, I most certainly did not mean it as a straight-in-your-face offense either. In circles where I revolve, this phrase is

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page within this already faulty framework. Why you decided to give me crap about that is something that I frankly do not quite understand, but I am sure it was done with best intents :) No offfense is taken on my part (I indeed shouldn't have been this lazy and should have set things up properly).

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Hello again, Henry! I see you've spotted the new FilmUSSR template to replace the flags in film infoboxes. I'm creating ones for all other countries as and when I start new articles for one that doesn't already exist. As I'm doing this via the Cannes Film Festival pages, it might be some time before

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I wasn't trying to be awkward just think we need to discuss the issue. The categories "clearly" describe different things as crime, doesn't necessarily envlolve mystery, mystery doesn't crime, detective novels usually involve both but not always, crime and mystery do not always feature detectives. I

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Thanks for your answer. What I don't quite understand is why in one instance—British versus English novels—you moved the article from the "parent cat" to a more specific one while in the other—crime versus detective fiction—your move was in the opposite direction. As I see it, Gervase Fen is clearly

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Just wanted to say, welcome aboard the Crime Fiction Task Force. My watchlist tells me that you are putting in a HUGE amount of work in categorizing existing mystery novels, and I wanted you to know that it has not gone unnoticed or unappreciated. If there's something I can do to help you -- other

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Sure, it would be more historically accurate without the years. In my opinion, something like "Soviet cinema" (without the years) would be altogether historically accurate since it could account for the other Soviet republics, though I'll leave it at your discretion whether you want to stick to the

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Hello, Henry. I ask you not to add in the film template of articles Russian title, use Enlish title or, at a pinch, romanized title if there isnot English title. Thanks! P.S: Вы, как я понимаю, знаете русский язык. Поэтому, должны понимать довольно странный вид статей: дублирующееся название фильма

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I noticed you changing the category from mystery writers to Japanese crime fiction writers on several pages on my watchlist. None of these people write crime fiction; they are mystery writers. (The difference, in my mind, being that crime fiction is realistic and mysteries are not.) I'm not sure if

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Hi, Henry! Thank you for your feedback. In response, however, I would like to point out that it was you who neglected to set up a disambiguation page in the first place, opting instead for inclusion of the non-name entries in the "see also" section. I merely added one entry and re-formatted the

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WOW! I didn't notice that there was a standard format for non-English books... but, I confess, it's tremendously awful!!! Why to begin with a parenthese? They have been devised to make a hyatus BETWEEN two statements... I cannot being anything with a parenthese. Anyway I'll conform to what others

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So the term certainly seems closer to historical fact than the "Soviet Union" – this being a total non-entity at the time. (Were there any significant films even produced in Soviet Georgia, etc. prior to 1922?) And, yes, the Soviet Russia article really does say that stuff about forks right now.

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Thanks for the help on the film page for Raduga. It was about to be deleted since it said only "1944 Russian film" and I came across the speedy delete notice while patrolling recent changes. It seemed a shame to delete an existing movie like that and looking at the internet info on the film, a

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Henry, I am not sure where exactly in my comment you saw angriness, offensive language, or blame-putting. Perhaps my sarcasm did not translate as smoothly as I intended to your side, for which I apologize. Regarding the matter at hand, I consider the issue closed. I could keep explaining the

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Thanks for the information; as you can probably tell, I use formats based on what I see others doing, not out of a deep understanding of the underlying concept. I'll continue to change the Heinemann and Morrow entries in Dickson articles to match your format as I go, and now I'm piling up Carr

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Glad to hear it's coming. Though sorry, but feel the need to quibble, since I've come across the word misused quite frequently on here. It seems to be one of those words editors are strangely attracted to. "Eponymous" means named after a particular person. I don't quite see how that applies to

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and I think it's Behn's best/only actual novel, and I also think it's far superior to that one scene that everyone talks about, but I'm resolutely not going to write a byte on the subject. That doesn't stop my wishing that others would. It's just not a battle I want to fight here, as well as

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At least there is no category japanese fiction novel writers:) I agree, it's quite confusing to have both novelist and writers, but some by-nationality have even blah-blah fiction writers. But it's more logical about classification within, as long as a writer has at least one novel/story/manga

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and mystery is Sherlock Holmes. I added whatever names I could think of, which wasn't a lot, and moved a few people around according to my grasp of their work. But one of those people was a horror writer, and another a ninja novelist, so the categories have both ended up fairly empty.

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from the British books category? Is there a redundancy, or has the category been renamed or killed? I ask because you only changed about 5 of the 50 "Saint" articles, so if there is a more appropriate category I'll need to know so I can update the others. I also note that you removed

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is less relevant (less Ukrainian was spoken there the in Kyiv at the time???) but I do not see the harm in having Ukrainian names in the articles especially since both there towns of birth are not in today's Russia but in today's Ukraine (and Ukrainian is not a Russian dialect). —

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My understanding of Russian is not great. Sometimes I find films mentioned in Russian Knowledge (XXG) which are not in the IMDb, and so I don't know whether to include them in the War Books list. If I find films like that in Russian Knowledge (XXG), can I ask you for some help?

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whatever that falls into the category it's OK to classify him/her as such no matter the rest of the output. (At least that's my understanding of categorization guidelines). Fairly empty categories it's no worries, I will definitely add more in crime fiction one soon.

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Now closed and has been for some time per Google maps listing. Doesn't in my view meet WP:N requirements on significant coverage with independent sources and notability with being closed for some time. Even if it were still open, I'm not convinced it would meet

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twice in the article: once in the header details and again in the Awards and nominations section. Does it need to be there a third time next to the book in the bibliography section? I was going to revert your change, but will leave it up to you to decide.

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Thanks for the link, that was very useful. When you have a moment, could you confirm for me that "Na vsyakogo mudretsa dovolno prostoty" renders accurately "На всякого мудреца довольно простоты". I want to add it into the description in the lede of

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Hello. FYI, I've had a userbox created for me, and I thought it might be of interest since you were involved with the WikiProject Novels/Crime task force. It says "This user reads Hard-boiled detective fiction" and the code to implement it is:

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I is a shame you call you new categories "Crime fiction novels" etc this seems out of keeping with the "Crime novels" category is links with. The "fiction" element is largely redundant. Otherwise welcome to the article improvement task. ::

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Yes, the transliteration is a problem. I'm using that given in the Cambridge Guide to Theatre, ed Banham and A History of Russian Theatre, ed Leach & Borovsky. The English rendition of that play I've come across so far have been

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I suppose you're right: it kind of fits for brevity's sake though it sounds quite off historically. I guess it's OK – I'm gonna chill out until I really think of something brilliant. ;) Thanks for the feedback – I'd say I concur.

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And I should have said earlier, the template is great -- I'd never seen one of those put together before, so I will be able to copy it and even understand it a little. It makes navigation amongst the novels a lot easier!

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Hi, Henry. How about "Soviet Russia" or "post-revolutionary Russia" then? It's only a cosmetic edit (no changes to the actual template) that adds precision to Knowledge (XXG) as factually correct reference material.

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there is a Japanese mystery writer category, but that would be a better fit that crime fiction; the traditional mystery is still very popular in Japan, and is a distinct genre from crime fiction. Your thoughts?

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So that's why I like "Poruchik Kizhe". It transliterates the Cyrillic and shows people what Russian sounds like. Maybe someone will be inspired to learn the Cyrillic alphabet, the way I did when I was a kid.

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admitt I have been a bit uncomfortable with the existing definitions as they imply exclusivity when non truely exists. It should be that overlaps (in novel article categories) should be allowed. ::

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Hi Henry - nice work - a gap in the templates that did need filling! I'll be sure to add it to any new Soviet films I start. Seems like the USSR got quite a lot of films entered into Cannes.

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Is there a special reason why you keep undoing the correction of the Nazi fame that EMR was born as Kramer? As you can see it's even stated in the article itself that this isn't true.

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Please stop moving books which are better known by their foreign-language titles to English equivalents which aren't absolutely regarded as standard. Examples include

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I have steadfastly refused to do any more with Behn. The Behniacs and I don't get along. Not enough intellectual rigor, too much passion there. I've read all of

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My book pages use the original language of publication all over the place. French, German, whatever. Not just Russian. English speaking people are

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Wow, the more I like, the bigger the mess these categories are. Any clue what the difference between Japanese novelists and Japanese writers is?

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Thanks for the kind words regarding the Cannes films. Learning more about the Italian/French/Spanish/Russian, etc languages than ever before!

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Thanks for that. There are still several issues regarding this (which I'm going to address). Thanks for your work on the Soviet films too.

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