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consequently your additions conflict stylistically and grammatically with the rest of those articles' content. I've mentioned this fact in some of the edit summaries I've made in correcting these somewhat jarring (in context) sudden shifts in tense. This habit of yours is creating extra work for other editors who feel obligated to correct the discrepancies, as editor Indyguy

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page. Most of my edits are small tweaks these days, and its nice when somebody notices. I see from your userpage that you also like writing about history and maps, as I do. That's great - but you use way too many words, to put it simply and bluntly. That's a waste of your time and effort, as well

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Hi, Thanks for adding references to some points on the attacks. If you add some more, can you tweak them slightly as they go on? Firstly, the field "accessdate or date=2017-03-24" should be consistent with the rest of the aritcle as "date=24 March 2017". Secondly you have the names of journalists as:

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about the town having a church when it was incorporated in 1820. You provide no source to support this claim and the existing sources in the article actually suggest that the town did not have a church at that time. Please provide a source for the claim if you want to include it in the article. Thank

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Thank you for telling me this about being more concise with my writing and I'll make to do this. That's great to here you like writing about history and maps just like me. While I'm at it, I do appreciate you sending me gratitude for sending thanks on your edits. I'll also try to obtain a paperback

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I see you have made other edits on other kinds of Florida places. Would you by any chance be interested in developing more NRHP ones? I'd be happy to cooperate in jointly developing articles, if you would. To start perhaps by concentrating on articles in any Florida county of interest, and/or by

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Thanks for complementing me about my work involving Florida history as its a subject area I'm passionate about. I really appreciate your work as well involving Florida history too Carl. I'll try not to write using the past future tense in articles when it is not appropriate. I didn't realize I was

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Hi Skim127, I'd like to acknowledge that you've been making some good contributions to various articles concerning Florida history. You've also, for some reason, been insistent on using the past future tense in the content you add to articles in which there is no precedent of using that tense, and

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is one. I dunno, I could be willing to help develop that list-article to add descriptions to it, and to develop the individual articles. But I would be willing to start with any other geographical area, or work on historic sites of any other given type, e.g. works by any one of

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concentrating on the ones tagged "NRIS-only" like the Worth's Block one was before your edit, say. E.g. there are currently 45 other Florida NRHPs in Sarasota County that have minimal articles that way, per

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I do plan on creating a ton more of these so sure I guess and have in the past. I'm following a similar format I did with US Presidential election results at the state level and US Senatorial ones as well.

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Hi-I saw your list of unincorporated communities|Ghost towns on your user page; I added the county navigational templates to the articles and the WikiProject templates to the article talk pages-many thanks-

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Why did you create this article and many like it? I had thought they were erroneously created so I started deleting them (cleaning them up), but then realized that you might have had some other purpose.

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When I did a search yesterday, no source (except the one the author cited) showed up to suggest that this place exists. And please, nodoby makes mistakes that you need to issue me a level-3 warning?

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Hi Skim127! Please, update countries one by one. Given the high volume of edits, it is easy to inadvertently revert other contributions when performing large edits, like you did here (

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Hello, just reading this. Overall it looks interesting and I found a citation mentioning a person who lived there, which I've added. But I have some concerns about it:

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I same here to say the same thing. Timestamps are essential to understand the flow of a complex conversation, and are used by bots to archive old sections.

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No problem, I didn't know if you were aware of the convention. I've made the same error in reverse often enough, though usually with US terms or phrasing.

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by smiling at someone else, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Go on, smile! Cheers, and happy editing!

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as the reader's - like walking around three sides of the block to get to your friend's house at the next corner, straight down the sidewalk from yours.

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Looks good. I'm tempted to categorize it as a stub due to it's small size, however. But nicely laid out, something that many new pages are not. Cheers!

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I would like to give you a little tip that will make you a much better writer and editor: go get yourself a paperback copy of a little book entitled

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Sure I can help with the Florida 1900 numbers. I will get to it when I finish my current task, putting in all the election numbers for Kansas. --

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I reverted your recent addition to ethanol. This type of chemistry has been around for a long time and CBS News is not the best source.

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This renders in the references as "(now), Nadia Khomami; (earlier), Claire Phipps", which is pointless. Please could you format them as:

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If you could, in the infobox templates, leave all the fields there, as I am finding new information to put into the templates. Thanks!

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This contains no real info and no refs so I've moved it to draftspace for the moment, please move it back when it's finished.

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article that I see mention of on your User page by the way. Towards choosing anywhere to start, I notice that

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Hi Skim127 my account been blocked for over two years so I can't upload pictures but I can find them For you.

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