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My apologies, I did see it in the the other ref now, not sure how I missed that. IMDB is ok as a ref but using it to source LGBT issues isn't supported as far as I'm aware. And most LGBT issues are considered controversial even if you or are don't see them as such. I think IMDB corrects problems when
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Point taken re the second term (went to fix but you had beaten me to it) but I tend to go with "if someone exhibits troll-like behaviour then they are, by definition, a troll". Perhaps not overly helpful to the issue to state that but this person has behaved quite unpleasantly for some time now, and
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Hi Secret Squïrrel. Your being bold is not a problem, and I can understand your reasoning. I would agree that until the spelling became standardised there would have been various ways of writing the name, with and without hyphens etc. Generally the spelling guide now used for Aussie bird names is
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I also saw your comment on WPM. You are always free to change math project ratings if you think they are inaccurate. The only exceptions are FA-Class, GA-Class, and A-Class, which have to go through an approval process. If someone disagrees with a change you made, they will contact you and you two
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Hey, thanks for looking after my talk page! I try and disentangle myself from a particularly nasty revert war, and not only do I get sucked back in, but I come back to see a revert war has taken place on my talk page and archive! I have no idea how it escalated to this. Anyway, to more important
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they are brought up but it does seem like anyone can edit there by submitting and the staff does make mistakes in approving material. In any case I support re-adding it now and apologize for missing that the first time.
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has been annoying a number of editors for a week now and despite being blocked twice for edit-warring on the same article, refuses to desist their destructive behaviour. Just thought I'd give you a heads-up. Cheers,
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your comment "Despite what some have said, capitalisation does alter the meaning of words". Who are you referring to? Be very careful with your reply too, because I already know who you are referring to.
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Hey, I noticed you pretty well left it alone. Probably a good choice, something I'll think about doing if I find myself in a similar position again. Thanks for the advice/support.
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Hi, Not a problem :). I thought it was odd you gave the link to the botanical code! It would be an interesting case of convergence, a large lizard-like shrub that eats people...
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I don't have anywhere near as much time as I'd like to have available for Wiki Work (so I tend to be a gnome) but I might see if any of the other dino stubs can be improved.
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Hi Squirrel, Thanks for your nice comments. Go ahead with tweaking the T. leo image. I am pretty busy right now so I won't have the time to do it myself for a while... :)
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You're right apologies; I read it as it was saying he was 19 now and won the Italian Grand Prix at 21. Hopefully you can see that silly reasoning now! Thanks again,
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Thanks! I try to help out a little when I can and such an interesting and potentially important dino needed more in the article. I'm gonna go tidy it a little...
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I'll be sure to check the pertinent paper when I get home, though I'm not too sure "ornamented" is that much of a technical term ;-)
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