User talk:Garychartier
In response to your email, I believe the "neither", because it is referring to Jane Wyman and her mother, should be followed by a were. But it's a pretty minor point so if you feel strongly about it you can change it again. Natalie 01:44, 11 September 2007 (UTC)
- Just a clarification - I believe discussions about Wikipedia should stay on Wikipedia, unless there is a need for privacy. That's why I've responded to you on Wikipedia, instead of through email. You can reply to me either by typing right below this message, or by clicking my username after this message, and then the "discussion" tab at the top of my userpage. You can read more about talk pages at Wikipedia:Talk_page. Natalie 01:46, 11 September 2007 (UTC)
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Fritz Guy[edit]
Hi Garychartier, your name sounds familiar - I might have seen you blog somewhere or write articles somewhere. Great work on the Fritz Guy article. It does need references though - every statement in articles should be verifiable. The reference to the Martin E. Marty quote is the most needed, I think. Regarding the red links, my philosophy was that those articles will be created eventually (Insight is overdue for creation), so that when they are created we will not have to go through and wikilink everything; we won't forget. You could see the red links guideline. Cheers, Colin MacLaurin (talk) 07:37, 23 July 2008 (UTC)