Knowledge (XXG):Featured list candidates/Failed log/November 2013

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of account goes back to Anglo-Saxon times. According to my 1973 Encyclopedia Britannica, the main coin in the 18th century was the gold guinea, but in the nineteenth it was the sovereign and half-sovereign. I do not think there is any fixed date when the pound was introduced which can be cited, and perhaps other editors can suggest the best way to deal with this.

5088:"I sang the low harmony part on 'Dear Prudence'. I was in the next studio working on my album, and they just dragged me in to help out. It was a bit of a surprise, because I honestly never thought I could add anything to what they were doing. They were The Beatles! I also did a bit of "na na na" on 'Hey Jude', there was quite a pool of us doing our bit there." 1634: 1247: 1173: 1029: 974: 822: 806: 772: 416: 1058: 1018: 4591:(Related to, but separate from, the above) You have a number of the refs with all the publisher details linked, and others with none of them linked. Again, your call which way you go, but you should be consistent. Those with unlinked details are: 23 (British Broadcasting Corporation); 29 (Christianity Today International) 5079:

Jackie Lomax definitely sung on "Prudence", according to MacDonald and others. He was also among the backing chorus on "Hey Jude". I thought I'd read this in Chris O'Dell's book (maybe I did but I can't find it now from mentions of the song listed in the index); and I've come across it in one or two

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I would include the Asian Music Circle in the alphabetical list, for their contributions to "Love You To" and "Within You, Without You". And also change wording under Omissions sections for these songs – maybe something like: "the individual members of the Asian Music Circle who contributed to "Love

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I am nominating this for featured list because.. I feel that the list is very comprehensive and meets the FA criteria. I have followed other FL's a guideline for the list so I hope that it meets it. I've not done a list for a singer like this with this many albums, so I feel that the main issue that

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I pointed out earlier that citation 5 on Sweden is both on the wrong country (Denmark) and mis-spelled, but this has not been corrected. I would suggest deleting it. Also "but in addition, Sweden does not use the Euro, but Sweden has not yet met the ERM II, the Exchange Rate Mechanism, which has the

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Again I know shouldn't be complaining about too many sources, but I feel that they're cluttering up the table, and particularly in the Present currency column it shouldn't just link to Xe or a forex site. The link to the Bank site will have it covered, and this isn't material that will be challenged

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The Austrian Schilling - First schilling (1925-1938), then the German Reichsmark during WWII, then the Second schilling (1945-1999). I don't know if Austria printing anything other than the Schilling, but if you put 1945 for the introduction date of the schilling, you need to state it was the second

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The dates for the pound sterling are wrong. The UK did not adopt the pound in 1971 - it just adopted a decimal division of the pound. The date of 1914 for the 'old' pound also looks odd. It is based on a commercial website and the date is not given in any other source I can find. The pound as a unit

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I'd certainly consider the Emmys a big award ceremony, since that is the most significant award for U.S. television shows. That performance still isn't included, although the NBA Finals ones have been added (how were they overlooked when the All-Star Game performance counted as a major event?). I'm

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Previous currency column – the following are missing currency and date (or date only): Albania, Azerbaijan (date only), Bulgaria, Denmark (date only), Kazakhstan (date only), Lichtenstein (date only), Monaco, Montenegro (date only), Norway, Poland, San Marino (date only), Sweden (date only), Turkey

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The lead need to be substantially longer, perhaps five times the length. It should discuss the various definitions and why certain airlines are better at some criteria than others (for instance, long-haul airlines will perform relatively better than low-cost airlines on passenger-km and opposite in

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I am nominating this for featured list because in my opinion this list offers the opportunity to compare large airlines by different categories, is easily comprehensible and does not an overload an average reader with content. I put a lot of effort into this article to bring it to its current state

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By the way, the sitar in "Love You To" is now generally acknowledged as played by Harrison (Everett and Lewisohn assume so, Peter Lavezzoli is much more committed on this credit). It always surprises me that MacDonald's uncertainty about the identity of this sitarist continues to appear in revised

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Yep, you're right, I hate you now! How would sorting work with numerous rowspans (for musicians who contributed on numerous occasions)? I presume the best way would be to use one row per contribution (i.e. per song per person)? Thanks for your feedback—is there a tool I can use to quickly check

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You're going to hate me, but I think a sortable list would be much better here. Columns would be Name, Instrument (with "vocals" for singers), track(s), and Ref(s) (the last one being unsortable); "Date" or "Year" may also be useful. This would be much more useful as it would allow us to, say, see

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I am nominating this for featured list because it is a comprehensive list of the subject, and a list that meets all FL criteria. It has recently been through a peer review, which threw up no major issues (mainly style and referencing, a few content suggestions)—all of which have been seen to. The

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All the bank websites do exist in English, but are not linked to the English version (I fixed this, if the English version site provided a translation of the bank title it was used, otherwise the native-language title was used). All links should now be to English-language versions of the websites.

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Also, is there any rationale behind the order of those songs mentioned under Omissions? It's a bit of a surprise to read about the two Indian tracks at the end of the discussion, when "Love You To" is one of the earliest examples of a non-orchestral guest musician appearing on a Beatles recording

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From an accessibility point of view, the use of flags in this way is problematic, as only some viewing platforms are available and it requires a specialized knowledge of flags to identify countries. If you feel that country is a defining aspect of an airline and wish to include it, it should be

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There is a limit of 4 paragraphs of introduction for FLs, but you have 6. You could fix this by merging 2 and 5, which are on the same subject, and deleting para 6, which is on a topical matter which does not really belong in the list. The comment on Sweden could be shortened to something like

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I am nominating this for featured list because I have been working on this for some time in my sandbox, having felt that a FL would be an interesting place to aspire to, and thought that this article was as good a place as any to start. Thank you in advance for any constructive criticism.

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result of them not using the Euro." is confusing. ERM is just one of the technical hoops Sweden would have to go through if it decided to join. I think all you need is something like "Sweden has also not adopted the Euro, although unlike Denmark and the UK it has not formally opted out."

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It is not strictly correct that any country which enters the European Union (EU) is expected to join the Euro. A country which joins the EU is required to join eventually when it meets the critieria. It is worth mentioning that Sweden has not yet joined although it has not opted out.

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Thanks. The tool worked a treat! I guess it's either have the song column sortable (one entry per row) or not sort by it. How would you suggest doing the "name" field for sorting—"Aspinall, Neil"? Not sure if I've seen any MOS topics addressing this. Thanks again for the help.

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compared with earlier Beatles albums. Having said that, I realise that mention of there being unknown musicians on the song "performing on sitar and tambura" doesn't necessarily conflict with Everett, Lewisohn and Lavezzoli – perhaps there was a second sitar

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Enough for me to strike my oppose, although the lede could use some development. It needs to let us know important aspects of the topic (I'm shocked that the Euro isn't even mentioned in the lede right now, for example). Compare such featured lists as

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That is what the banks call themselves in English, e.g. if they call themselves the 'National Bank of Belgium' in the English site, then that's what they're down as. If they call themselves 'Danmarks Nationalbank', then that is what they are called.

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I wonder if it might be an idea to add something like "Performers" or "Contributing musicians" as a heading inside the contents box near the top of the article. I did a bit of a double take, seeing the letters of the alphabet there with no apparent

800:, but an incomplete list of the preceding currency, and the currency introduction dates. - We should not start with "this is a list". We know it's a list. Go straight to the subject. "There are (number) currencies currently used in Europe." 1442:

I have started going through the references and realize there may be some issues with the quality and reliability of "Oanda". While I have only just started going through the table in detail (re: the missing data I referred to above), for

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The Justified & Stripped Tour tour dates are referenced but not referenced properly. Citations go after punctuation if not in standalone info (i.e --"yo man."(ref)-- or --12(ref)--. cannot be --"yo(ref) man"-- or anything like that.)

3513:, the leading Test wicket-taker for the West Indies, took 23 fifers in international cricket. This list of his fifers is now, I think, according to the FLC criteria. Comments/suggestion from anyone will be much appreciated. Cheers! 1312:

I like the idea of adding an image column to illustrate a specimen from either the introduction year, or of the previous currency (if the it would fill at least 75% of the cells in such a column). Just a personal opinion, not a

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Having a look, I don't think that they do past currencies, so I have only five gaps (which personally I think is acceptable). Are you willing to review your !vote, or have I addressed the issues unsatisfactorily? Thanks,

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I wasn't sure what to put in the lede, seeing as the only other FL which is currency related is 7 years old, and policies have moved on. Do you think that describing what currency is in more detail would be OK? Thanks,

140:, which according to its article is the world's seventh-largest)? The article needs a clear definition of what it counts as a "airline". Alternatively it would make alternative listings for groups and airline brands. 3646:

I am nominating this for featured list because I think this is a comprehensive list of Christina Aguilera's concert tours, as well as her notable live performances, thus I think it is suitable for a featured list.

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What is the criteria used to determine accumulated figures for airlines groups? It is airlines operated under the same main brand (e.g. Delta Air Lines / Delta Connection), or is it based on ownership groups (like

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Beatles books. Not very helpful, I admit – Lomax discusses the session in a 2004 interview with Terry Staunton . Not everyone's as mad as me to shell out cash on that RBP site, so here's the relevant text:

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will be bought up by other editors could potentially be the length of the lead. It is four paragraphs, but there is 10 albums mentioned, so it's not much per album when broken down like that. Thanks. —

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I feel like the prose in the list is not as informative as it should be. There should be more critical input in certain tours, especially the cancelled tour...I'm sure you can come up with something.

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With great respect for Crisco, I must disagree about loading time if images were included. I have a current FLC on Fractional Currency with images for each note and there is no issue with load time

4275:- This is taking too long to get the article up to FL. If you can fix all these things I've listed then you'll have my support, but if it gets denied FL then you have a guideline to work with. 4650:

I'll have a go at wrapping this up, rather than letting it go stale. Already resolved the first group of comments and the first of the second group, will get to the rest later........ --

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I never said anything about load times. Please do not put words in my mouth. I said a lot of the currencies will not be public domain or freely licensed, so there will be a lot of holes. —

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What is that odd line in the table "Recongnised countries in Europe"? If that's a note to the reader, then make it a note, not an odd row with a single column, badly formatted...

1813:*Question - Hi, is the general consensus that this is not suitable for FL yet; and cannot be fixed quickly; or is it possible for me to get some support !votes as well? Thanks, 1461: 2125:"Sweden has not joined the Euro, although it has not formally opted out, but it has not yet become a member of ERM II, which is one of the preconditions for joining the Euro." 1526: 1608:

I have removed the temporary oppose based on the changes that have been made since I left that comment. The second reference I provided above covers currency from 1368 to 1960

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One to two months. A lot of the coins are copyrighted, so I don't think you should try using pictures in the table (free stuff will not be available for many of them). —

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How would that work? A colour code? I think that the current map adequately illustrates the point made in the above paragraphs. I moved the Euro section into the intro.

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Thanks, that's useful to know. I will start trying to integrate it into the article (although to me, the section on the Euro at the bottom covers some of that). Thanks,

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Every table should have a brief introductory text, which among other mentions the unit which is being used (thus eliminating the need to have it in the section headers).

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There's too much referencing in the lead. For instance, her vocal chord injuries are referenced in the lead then again in the list. Things like this should be fixed.

21: 4988:). To keep it sortable you'd have to either make different entries for each individual recording (with a number (2), (3), etc.) or put the titles in the same box. — 1733:

I still do not think the dates for the UK are right. It is now given as 1849, but this was just when the florin was introduced. I have found an academic source at

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editions of his book; more than anything, the main hook/riff is so obviously blues-based, and very similar in style to Harrison's harder (darker) guitar riffs on

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I would have included a table for airlines by revenue, as this is a frequently-cited size comparison (even though it does favor airlines in high-cost countries).

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and its FLC page. That was one of my pojects way back in the day and it really goes to show you how much referencing you need to put into an article like this.

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To be honest, I was expecting more than top-ten lists. Perhaps top 25 would be more suitable? The structure (although it isn't particularly well-formated) of

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Does her judging on The Voice count as a performance? Also, the title might be better as "live performances" since videography entries would also fall here.

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If you want. Dates are more challengeable material; just no need to use the same citation for both columns either. Maybe consider a separate source column.

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Hope this helps, Matt. I don't mean to quibble – if you "hate" Crisco 1492, I don't stand a chance either! Again, it looks mighty good right now. Cheers,

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Perhaps add for Lomax and Billy Preston that they were also Apple Records artists? It seems logical to mention it, given the Beatles context of the list.

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Yes. "11. ^ "ERM II". Minestary of Finance. 11 November 2011. Retrieved 17 October 2013." It is a ref on Sweden but the website is the Danish ministry.

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Looks a bit better. Will have to have some restructuring and copyediting, but I can't give feedback on that until tomorrow (already rather late here) —

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You can simply say that the Euro is used by 332 million people; the source doesn't need to be included in text, and "said to be used" is unnecessary.

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Frankly, i would have preferred this article to be named "list of the largest airlines", although do not move the article until this FLC is concluded.

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I will probably work on this in a few days, due to limited editing activity (thanks for the points: there is not time limit, is there?). Thanks,

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UK dates are still wrong. There is no correct solution, but you could use the 1489 date I suggested above unless you can find a better one.

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The Albanian Lek - It was first introduced in 1926 (not 1991). Granted there have been 3 issues, but the 3rd issue was introduced in 1995.

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So that I know what I'm dealing with, is the sentence and the ISO paragraph OK? And by overhaul of text, is that just the intro? Thanks,

3820:. She also performed at Game 6 and 7 of that series. Super Bowl only has one game. And she also performed at the 2007 Primetime Emmys.-- 3152:

Still struggling to understand what N/A means for previous currency when "None" exists as well. Are these "Not applicable" referenced?

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Country bank column does not need to be sortable (it can rely on the Country sort to avoid using hidden key for each of the bank names).

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for this, but you've done a good job and that article could use some improvement (promoted back in 2006) so I'll let it slide for now.

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The idea was raised above, but see Crisco's (and my) responses. I have tried to address your concerns. Did I do it adequately? Thanks,

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I fixed the references that I could see, I hadn't thought of getting the dates from the URLs, so thank you for the idea. Is it OK now?

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The Game 6 and Game 7 performances at the Super Bowl are all counted as performances of the anthem at the Super Bowl that year. —

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You To" (performing on sitar and tambura) and "Within You Without You" (performing on dilruba, swarmandal, tabla and tambura)"?

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The third paragrah isn't bad, but isn't about Europe's currencies in general. There should be more overview to balance it out.

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Any progress on the above two groups of comments? It's been a couple of weeks, and I'd expect to see some work done by now.

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I find it odd that the article provides external links to the national banks rather than a wikilink to out article on them.

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I've seen. Why do you need a section on Euro all on its own? Wouldn't a map of the currencies used in Europe work better? —

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The list only includes performances that are performed at big awards, big television series, or/and telethons. (I followed

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Perhaps it would be better to include the currency sign in the present currency column following the name of the currency.

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FNs 1, 4 and 6 has "Billboard. Prometheus Global Media."; FN16 has Billboard "(Nielsen Business Media)": which is correct?

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This is where I'm stopping for now. I will go through the rest of the table. I'm very sorry, but for now, unfortunately,

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N/A refers to when no RS could be found to back up the currency, none means that we are definite that it never existed.

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I like the list, but I don't like that it includes only top 10. For such a topic, much more than top 10 is necessary.

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which could be used as it does discuss the Czech currency unit in passing. I would "czech" the others.... (my bad).

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My apologies, I must have misinterpreted what was said a few lines above. I did not mean to put words in your mouth.-

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is one of the most useful in my repertoire (that's how I spotted them quickly; be sure to read the documentation at

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FN28 has Arista Records linked, the other refs don't: it's up to you which you choose, but you need to be consistent

3354:, what's the linking strategy for publishers and works in the references? No matter what, it should be consistent. 4560:

Reference 30 (About.com) is not a reliable source. I suggest finding an alternate source to cover this information.

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Here are two references that may be helpful (and exist in preview mode in Google Books)- Two different versions of

2322:"all of which are members of the United Nations" this reads as if it applies to the currencies not the countries. 4981: 3938:? "Notable live performances" is a section of the Madonna page; the Aguilera page could be built the same way. 214:

Why do you continuously link air line articles? Other than in the lead, articles should only be linked once, per

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I will leave these comments for the time being and may have additional comments when these have been resolved.

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All the links in "see also" are listed in the navbox, so they are redundant to have in the "see also" section.

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Please ensure that images have a consistent size. It would be nice with one or two images in the lead section.

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You still have a "this list", the ISO code seems to have no connection to anything, etc. My oppose stands. —

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I think I will leave images out unless there is more opinion for the inclusion; it is two to one at present

1219:) question the relevance of the ISO codes for this list, you might want to take that into consideration... 586:, in which the works are put in context, allowing for the list to be used for general reference as well. — 515:

There isn't always that much information on the pages. Do the banks need to have the URLs covered? Thanks,

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list is stable, and content is unlikely to change as no new entries will be added (for obvious reasons!).

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This creates issue with consistency of data. Have you tried Google Books for World Paper Money Catalogs?

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which are missing here. Also, "The Greatest Love of All" in lead vs "Greatest Love..." in the list.

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The site uses specialists, such as the US Time Agency, Royal Greenwich Observatory, HM Navy, etc..

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In the last three references, I see "Arista Records", "Arista", and "Arista Record". Which is it?

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Not sure. I put 'Xe' for all, but ProveIt GT seems to have italicised some, and not other things.

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Quite frankly I don't see what this article offers which isn't or could not easily be included in

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Then not for all of them. But some of those BBC sources (random example) have more. The URL dates

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is perhaps more well-suited, as it makes it easier to compare airlines and easier to include all.

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I know citations are good, but you don't really need one for the number of countries in Europe.

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and yours truly. I will be attentive to your comments and help to improve the article. Thanks.

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Sorry, I didn't quite understand that. So refs with '-' in them need {{spaced ndash}}? Thanks,

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which states that the pound coin was first struck in 1489, and this seems to me the best date.

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Most commonly used currency, shift towards Euro, most dominant non-Euro currencies, perhaps? —

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Because I couldn't find any sources which said this. (I have found one, and added the info.).

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I wasn't sure whether to leave them, or format them as you said, but I have changed the format

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I tried to fix the order a little. Is the article OK now, or is there something else? Thanks,

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Non-English references should state which language in which they are presented, e.g. ref 56.

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Map colors are confusing: blue (traditionally representing water) is used to represent land.

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Yep, sorry—incredibly busy IRL. Thanks for the feedback guys, I'll be on it when I can...

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OK, that's two to one. I will change this in a few days if there are no comments otherwise.

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The first paragraph seems choppy, with the third sentence not connecting to the first two.

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I think the main coin before 1489 was the penny, but I cannot find a good source for this.

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The lead does not summarize the article very well. It should information on every section.

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Note 11 is mis-spelled and it is not really relevant as it is about Denmark, not Sweden.

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by anyone. The Euro symbol doesn't really need a footnote next to it every time either.

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That list includes the names of fractional units, which should be included here as well.

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also leery of the list's scope, and wonder how many other appearances aren't included.

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Oh, that is ERM ii, which got me confused. I backs up the sentence at the very bottom.

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The opinion of the Telegraph that it is "foolish" for Latvia to adopt the Euro is POV.

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All linked elements in a table should be linked every time if the table is sortable.

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Done, but unreferenced per your comment about the country banks backing up currencies

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Any reason currency codes are left out? It would be a very useful thing to include.

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Both Azerbaijan and Belarus has a First and Second Manat and Ruble (respectively)...

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That is also the view of the PM, but I gave the statistic that they based that on.

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I saw that it was a poor standard, and though about doing one for each continent.

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Add {{Use mdy dates|date=August 2013}} {{Use American English|date=August 2013}}

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First, I'm not entirely sure why there should be a separate article from the FL

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I think that they are used in trading of currencies, and are a useful inclusion

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As the article stands now it has substantial work before it meets the criteria.

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I am nominating this for featured list because it is part of a project for the

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Bosnia and Herzegovina – Convertible Mark established by agreement in 1995 but

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I didn't make the map, so unfortunately have no idea how to change the colours

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I think that this is OK now that the sort button is gone (and it is similar to

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Overall the prose is a big mess and looks like it needs a complete overhaul. —

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The references are also rather bare (publisher? date published? accessdate?) —

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In "By Number of Destinations," "Delta air Lines" should be "Delta Air Lines".

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Sorry yeah I will do it today. I've not go much spare time as I do an MA. —

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The Telegraph article has a publication date included so should be included.

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that were considered the "Latin Grammy", before the inception of the actual

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I have asked Rambling Man on his talk; I have partially fixed this. Thanks,

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What is the definition of a "big" award? A "big" television series? Etc.

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Sortable table, so link every linked item each time (e.g. Deutsche Mark).

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I think you are nearly there - just a few points which still need fixing.

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Euro ref removed. So I should remove all referencing to present currency?

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There is no need to say twice that the 2 Euro coin is pictured top right.

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http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/time-zone/europe/liechtenstein/currency/

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And Kopek has a page, or at least a link.... I'd check all the others.

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found that Oanda may not be a reliable source, I have removed the dates.

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I left out things where there weren't reliable sources backing things up

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Not trying to be difficult, but I still find the color scheme confusing.

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Speaking of other appearances, she performed "What a Girl Wants" at the

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I removed dates, which is the only area in which Oanda weren't so good.

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Instead of "Other tours", should the section not be "Cancelled tours"?

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You could easily add row scopes in front of the name of each country.

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Added replies to Dudley Miles (Crisco: did you see my reply?). Thanks,

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factual inaccuracies, which I am willing to collaborate to resolve.-

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Currency sign column does not sort following an organizing principle.

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