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Matt Ouimet

I would just like to take the oppurtunity to say thanks for what you did to the above article, it really made a big difference to the quality. You have a good way with words!--Speedway 20:31, Apr 20, 2005 (UTC)

Anaheim, California

Thanks for adding to the Anaheim, California page. Are you a resident?

I made a few changes to the content you added. The Richard Nixon freeway was never built, except for a section in Marina Del Rey. Were you thinking of CA-90 (Imperial Highway)? Also, Euclid and Magnolia are both Streets, since they're north-south. I took out the links for Beach and Harbor, since no articles currently exist and the links would have to be disambiguated anyway (they're far from the only streets of those names in the world). —Morven 00:28, Mar 7, 2005 (UTC)

Syllabification

Don't worry about it. I notice you're relatively new to Wikipedia, so welcome. :-). It's been my experience that trying to be clever never quite works out the way it was intended on Wikipedia articles, and kind of detracts from the "serious" tone we try to set. Not that we have to be stilted or stodgy, but too light of a tone and we risk being not taken seriously. Anyway, keep up the good contributions and if you get caught up in any Wikipedia politics, don't let it scare you off. Cheers! P.S. it's easier to figure out who to respond to if you sign your comments using ~~~~. Nohat 07:08, 31 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Literate

Yeah, I didn't think you were trying to be insulting. You're totally (heh, 'totally', akin here to 'like' elsewhere) right to be more specific than my generic 'some', but I couldn't think of a better way to put it off hand. Maybe there's a way to indicate proscriptivist tendencies of particular groups without stating their positive or negative qualities? -Seth Mahoney 01:53, Apr 2, 2005 (UTC)

southern vs. Southern

I'd appreciate it if you could elaborate on your explanation of "Southern" being "idiomatic." The Associated Press stylebook indicates the proper way to describe a region, assuming it is not discrete in a political or other sense, is to leave the first letter of the qualifer uncapitalized. So while southern California should be spelled with a lower-case "s," South Carolina should be spelled with a capital "s." Just because many people often make the mistake of throwing a capital "s" onto southern California does not mean we should disregard the proper way to portray the term. (unsigned -- Curps 05:51, 21 April 2005 (UTC))[reply]

MOS:CL governs Wikipedia's use of capital letters, not the Associated Press stylebook. Per Wikipedia:Manual of Style, regions that are proper nouns, including widely known expressions such as Southern California, start with a capital letter. -- Jreferee 16:12, 28 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

California stub categories

I note you've created two new stub templates. Did you realise that stub types should normally be cleared by Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting before creation? That way they can be vetted to check that there are a viable number of stubs (at least 60-100) and that the category does not cross the existing stub hierarchy before the stub is created. In the case of the two California stubs it looks okay, but if you're planning to make any more categories, we'd like to know first! Also, there was a discussion at WP:WSS a couple of months ago where it was decided that individual US state stubs should only be created if there is a specific WikiProject for them - otherwise we'd suddenly get 50 new stub categories overnight, plus 50 more geo-stub categories! Is there such a project for California?

One more thing - the single most important thing a stub template must have is a category. Otherwise, you're just consigning the stubs marked into the void, probably never to be seen by the editors who should be seeing them. I have created stub categories for the templates to make sure they go somewhere they can be found... Oh, and if you're interested in helping sort stubs, we're always looking for new members of the project! Grutness|^hello? 11:33, 23 Apr 2005 (UTC)

Iraq article

There is an ongoing discussion and vote on the talk page (now, because of your move, at Talk:Iraq War of 2003), about how the article should be titled. Several editors are proposing alternatives, addressing the pros and cons of each, etc. If you think that the title 2003 Invasion of Iraq is inappropriate, you should participate in that process, rather than unilaterally moving the article yourself. I've asked the admins to undo the move, pending the results of the discussion and polling on the talk page. Because this is a subject on which many people have strong opinions, it would be better for you to express your opinions by commenting on the talk page. Any move should be deferred until the process is completed. JamesMLane 03:56, 2 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

No problem. Good luck with your discussion.--Plainsong 03:59, 2 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Okay, I voted and I think I changed it back to how it was before. Thanks for the heads up.Plainsong 04:10, 2 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Here's another heads up: Don't do cut-and-paste moves! I know you were just trying to change it back to the way it was before, but I'm afraid you made the problem worse. Now the article text is at one title and its history is at another title. To make a simple, uncontroversial move, you should use the "Move this page" function. If that won't work, see the discussion at Wikipedia:Requested moves about how to proceed. (An admin can do the move so that the history doesn't get fouled up.) I'll see about getting someone to fix this. It's a bit of bother for an admin but no disaster; still, please remember: Don't do cut-and-paste moves! JamesMLane 04:37, 2 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

COTW Project

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"The" OC

Good call with that. I am so sick and tired of hearing that!

Redirect fix

Hey, thanks for fixing that redirect I hastily made at Wikipedia:Rules. I didn't notice the mistake because I had transcluded the page!-) Wipe 18:46, 10 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

L. Paul Bremer Article

Did you intend to mean Bremer had direct authority over coalition troops. One such press release seem to indicate differently. Reference: http://www.cpa-iraq.org/pressconferences/Pressconference23AugwithQAs.html

Ariele 21:31, 12 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Wikipedia:Deletion policy/Area codes

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W. Mark Felt

Salve!
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Iraq War

Nice idea to move the article (Ive done it before myself). We and those of a similar mind should certainly see to it that others do not revert it to its previous dissected state. Claims of POV or NPOV seem to be moot on the issue, and without an arbitrating body to decide on the neutrality of the title, its rather an issue of making the change and sticking to it. A WP:RFC may be a good idea as well. -St|eve 08:45, 21 August 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for adding Doris Allen (politician)

Thank you for adding the Doris Allen (politician) stub. As you may have noticed, I am working on building out of a list of speakers of the California State Assembly. I have done a couple of small modifications to your stub, so thanks for giving me a place to start. Mike Dillon 01:37, August 22, 2005 (UTC)

RE:California

About the picture you added as an important city or town,coolceasar might tell you hes going to delete it. I did the same thing, with hollywood, he said its not concidered a city and other things. He might tell you that O.C is a county and its not important and blah blah blah, I think it would be O.K if you put Anaheim instead..::Imdaking::. ^{Tlk | E-M} 01:32:07, 2005-09-08 (UTC)

Didn't I tell you, if you check california's article history, he added "OC is not a county", This guy thinks he's the only one that knows or lives in california..::Imdaking::. ^{Tlk | E-M} 20:48:33, 2005-09-08 (UTC)

Viacom (1986)

I don't think it's wise to move the Viacom (1986) article I created to one that indicates the year 1971. The prior Viacom was not founded in 1971: it was founded in 1986. There was some sort of previous instance of the company that existed from 1971-1986, but I haven't yet researched the details of it or why it was refounded. Nonetheless, I expect that there may be a separate article in the future covering the 1971 instance. That's why I created it as "Viacom (1986)", and I used only the founding year in the title to follow the convention of Westinghouse Electric Corporation (1886) and Westinghouse Electric Corporation (1998), the latter company of which is still in existence, and both of which are highly intertwined with the CBS-Viacom transactions. Jkatzen 05:29, 2 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Edit summaries

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North American area codes

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