User talk:Zanimum/Archive 20/Archive 19/Archive 1

Hello there Zanimum, welcome to the 'pedia! I hope you like the place and decide to stay. If you need pointers on how we title pages visit Wikipedia:Naming conventions or how to format them visit our manual of style. If you have any other questions about the project then check out Wikipedia:Help or add a question to the Village pump. Cheers! --maveric149

Zaminum, is the material from Lilo & Stitch your own work, or is it copied from another source? -- Zoe

Zaminum, I'm still waiting for an answer from you concerning the copyright status of the information you put into Lilo & Stitch. If I don't get an answer soon, I'm going to delete what you put there and write my own article. -- Zoe

Sorry about that delay, I was away for awhile. It`s mine, based on about 6 or so magazine and newspaper articles. The quotes are from those sites, but I`ve done much rewriting to change the page as much as possible. I can find the site addresses if you want to read over the sources. - Zanimum

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Hi! I don't want to be antagonistic or anything, but if you are Desmond Sargeant, it is probably a good idea to keep the mentions of yourself to a minimum. ;-) --snoyes 00:36 Feb 21, 2003 (UTC)

I'm not, he's just some guy I read about in the local newspaper. I don't know him, don't go to his school, just live in his city.

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Hi, I just saw your edits on bark. Any particular reason why you replace links like [[parasite]]s with [[parasite|parasites]]? They show the same result, you know... --Magnus Manske 17:26 Mar 27, 2003 (UTC)

I just find it looks tacky to have part of the word a link, part of it not. Is there a prefered style? - Zanimum

In the article, however, both [[parasite]]s and [[parasite|parasites]] output the same result: the whole word is linked.

I reverted People on stamps for you. Danny

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I've got a book of copyright free animal illustrations. Would these be of interest, even though they aren't photos? They are pretty correct looking and well drawn. Zanimum

Dear Zanimum, yes, the 'pedia is desperately in need of well-drawn illustrations. But remember to attribute the source even if it's uncopyrighted, it might be of interest to some people to know the source.

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Christa Behmenburg is currently an orphaned article. Can you find some articles to link to 'Christa Behmenburg? Kingturtle 23:46 May 13, 2003 (UTC)

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I've had a look at a couple of your people accounts. Two problems: (1) although the copyright bits are acknowledged as such, this means they shouldn't really be there (2) The people are pretty obscure. The standard of whether they merit an entry is the number of Google hits. Trudy LeCaine gets none, and Judith Budovitch only 18 (not checked for relevance). The liklihood is that these articles will be deleted. Sorry if this is unhelpful jimfbleak 17:06 3 Jun 2003 (UTC)

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Hi Zanimum. A page you created called Zanimum Moos back in feb has been listed on VfD. It appears to be a sandbox. If you have no objections I'd like to delete it straight away. Theresa knott 08:54 27 Jun 2003 (UTC)

Yes. Thank you for doing so.

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re: your question at Talk:Sesame Street about the table of contents

It's automatically generated from section headings (==Primary Characters==, ===Primary Puppet Characters===, and so on). See Wikipedia:Section for more information. —Paul A 01:22, 1 Aug 2003 (UTC)

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Zanmium, have you tried to contact Rozwell about the images he has uploaded inappropriately and repeatedly? --Robert Merkel 06:04, 8 Aug 2003 (UTC)

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Hey. There are some guidelines on what to, and not to, list in the Anniv subsection on the Main Page at Wikipedia:Selected Articles on the Main Page. For example, births and deaths are rarely listed. Exceptions; unconventional birth (such as the birth of the first genetically engineered mammal or first test tube baby) and unnatural deaths (such as an assassination or famous killing). If the person is famous enough to merit being in our encyclopedia, then they actually did something worth noting. If we know that date and properly list it on the day page and update the person's article, then that person gets their chance to be listed. Cheers! --mav 21:21, 9 Aug 2003 (UTC)

Hey - I asked you nicely before to follow the guidelines. Please do so. Chad is a stub (meaning don't list), Chad also lacks any context (meaning don't list). Same for Alcatraz. --mav

OK - this is getting old. Please follow the guidelines. --mav

Simple English

Hi, I noticed you have contributed to the Simple English Wikipedia in the past. I am trying to revive it a bit as it hasn't been edited very much lately, so this is just a reminder that it's still there and you are very welcome to come and help! Yours views on what to call the "village pump" are also requested. See [1]. Thanks. Angela 11:57, 20 Aug 2003 (UTC)

illustrations

I've got a book of copyright free animal illustrations. Would these be of interest, even though they aren't photos? They are pretty correct looking and well drawn. Zanimum

Yes please! Photos would be nice, but good illustrations are a lot better than a page of uninviting text. --Brion 17:09 Feb 26, 2003 (UTC)

Did you upload these? Wondering if the book should be added to our [[wikipedia

Zanimum I'm just replacing a lot of messages that were cut off here, don't mind me Dysprosia 10:07, 5 Feb 2004 (UTC)'

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       public domain images]]. Martin 15:33, 24 Aug 2003 (UTC)

Eric Berne

Thanks for the new article response. At this point I don't know if he was ever listed on the main page, since I've been absent while travelling. Just chalk it up to maybe next time. Thanks again for the thought.... Lou I 17:17, 29 Sep 2003 (UTC)

main page formatting

Please make sure entries on the main page fit the 800 x 600 screen and are properly formatted. <!-- XX --> NOT <!--XX ->. I had to correct that for you. --Jiang 20:54, 1 Oct 2003 (UTC)

thanks, I didn't know what was happening.

The Peanut

Hey, zanimum. The Peanut is south of Finch & Don Mills. It's around a break in Don Mills that's shaped like a peanut. The Peanut Plaza is there. A friend of mine was once research director of an organization called the Peanut Project, so it's an accepted name for the neighbourhood. Trontonian 23:11, 13 Oct 2003 (UTC)

I just noticed from your user page that you've done a lot of work on the Brampton article. I consider that article a model. My one contribution to it was the two sentences about the mighty Excelsiors. Trontonian

Copyright violoations

Hi Zanimum, I just undeleted Roton because it was listed on VfD but had not yet been there a week. There is a page for Possible copyright infringements where articles should be left for a week before they are deleted. This gives the author a chance to say that it wasn't copyvio if they owned the original text and for people to check that something really is a copyvio. Cheers, Angela 00:04, Oct 17, 2003 (UTC)

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I undeleted List_of_universities_in_Macau: we generally have a rule of waiting seven days prior to deletion, unless a page hits the various exceptions given on wikipedia:deletion policy. By the by, if you do delete a page because the consensus is that it shouldn't exist, it's best to remove all the backlinks, or it'll only end up getting created again: a waste of time for all cnocerned. Martin 21:50, 20 Oct 2003 (UTC)

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Re Ronald Munro-Ferguson, thanks very much. I see there is a splendid Governors-General of Canada series, so I am glad we are catching up now :) Adam 06:43, 28 Oct 2003 (UTC)

Week in history

Hey. There are some guidelines on what to, and not to, list in the 'Week in history' subsection on the Main Page at Wikipedia:Selected Articles on the Main Page. There is also a message for you at talk:Main Page. --mav 18:59, 30 Oct 2003 (UTC)

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Hi, you'd put your temporary page in the article namespace. I've moved it to User:Zanimum/For editing into articles (a temporary page) and deleted the redirect. Angela 03:03, Nov 6, 2003 (UTC)

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I noticed you added the Jean Chretien link to the homepage, which is nice, but you didn't put any comment for the changelog and you also didn't bump of the last article, you bumped off the 2nd last article. Why? dave 05:37, 7 Nov 2003 (UTC) --- Hi. Thanks for your comment on the underground stations articles - I'm going to add to them - I was just doing a standard couple of sentances to try and sort them out. I couldn't research them from where I was inputting them - so I was just churning them out for fiddling with afterwards. Secretlondon 17:00, Nov 17, 2003 (UTC)

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I've written a little article about Soros Tivadar, George Soros' father [17:26, Nov 17, 2003 (UTC)], and tried to translate it into english. ArnoLagrange 09:42, Nov 18, 2003 (UTC)

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Greetings. Regarding the US Constitution book you intend to typeset, I suggest that, in the credits, information be provided that it was from Wikibooks, and provide the appropriate url, and the same should suffice. Lord Emsworth 20:26, Nov 22, 2003 (UTC)

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How's the rewrite of Musketeer coming? :) Dysprosia 00:46, 3 Dec 2003 (UTC)

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Reminder: you were working on Tournament of Roses. --Wik 10:08, Dec 14, 2003 (UTC)

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thanks for listing British Poetry Revival on New Articles on the main page. Bmills 14:39, 13 Jan 2004 (UTC)

Thanks for correcting my page, I guess you watch my page, don't you? Jack Zhang 11:54, Jan 20 2004 (UTC)

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Ok I receive your message. But i would like to know what have you changed in ]]Ensemble Studios]], thank you.

Pictures

See the top of the Wikipedia:Village pump. --mav 21:07, 3 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Image markup

Here's a useful tip: If you're adding an image to an article, and you specify the width of the containing div, it is usually best to specify that it is the same width as your image. Don't just put "210px" - unless, of course, your image is 210px wide. :) —Paul A 05:10, 4 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Horse gaits

Thanks for the information about horse gaits, and for the redirects. I didn't check to see if any articles were linked to my new stubs, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to add them just in case. Thanks also for the welcome back. I've decided to stop getting angry at the more obsessive-compulsive Wikipedians. After all, they have rights, too, and usually more than I do. And if it makes them happy, right? Trontonian 15:50, 5 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Spam

Hi, Eldawg was spamming many pages with links to the same site. These were his only contribution. After discussing it on #wikipedia, it was decided to revert them all. I've emailed you the IRC transcript which makes it clearer. Basically, all the posted links point to the same machine, though they have different DNS'. Whilst some of the sites were official looking, they were all registered to WebVision. Angela. 18:22, Feb 9, 2004 (UTC)

Alternate words for American

I knew some of those... but none are widely used, so I suppose a widely used variant is what I'm looking for. *grins* Thanks for the link! (Oh... and anything related to "US" should also be out... Brazil is "The United States of Brazil".) - UtherSRG 16:06, 10 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Brampton, Ontario

A very informative site. I merely upgraded the table at the bottome of the page to be a little closer to the quality of the site itself. Why is there no current photograph of Brampton, similare to what appears on the Toronto or Montreal pages? If you can even find a photo of city hall that would further add to the effectiveness of the page.

The Breakup of Barbie and Ken

The main difference between this earth-shattering event and popular culture events such as the Superbowl and the California recall is that the breakup of Barbie and Ken is fictional. It is a story invented by Mattel for the purposes of selling toys, rather like the unfortunate death of the Transformers line every 5 years or so. And Bumpy is not a fish. -- Tim Starling 22:04, Feb 13, 2004 (UTC)