Talk:Susan Hudson

Research, links, etc.

 * Fantasy magus-like images by Bruce Paton


 * Commercial work 'frees' printmaker by Virginia Nixon of The Gazette


 * Gallery roundup: by Virginia Nixon of The Gazette


 * Alice gets a new Wonderland... by Michael White of The Gazette


 * Wallack showing Montreal artists Ottawa Journal


 * Runaways enduring theme... by Glen Huser Edmonton Journal


 * Peter Pan's story... The Windsor Star


 * Peter Pan Flies again by Marion McCormick, The Gazette


 * Exchange on a roll by Lawrence Sabbath, The Gazette


 * Neither doomsday nor heaven in Quebec's future by Beverley Smith, The Thursday Report


 * Artist in the Limelight by Susan Gray, The Thursday Report

— Preceding unsigned comment added by LorriBrown (talk • contribs) April 13, 2019 (UTC)

All is well&hellip;
Great. Retiring to some solid women in blue. –84.46.52.77 (talk) 00:13, 11 May 2019 (UTC)

Hello Is it possible to communicate with you in Wikipedia Commons? Thanks for your help with this article. I tried to let you know that I had resubmitted her page. Since your address moves around I guess perhaps you didn't see it. :- ) LorriBrown (talk) 01:50, 11 May 2019 (UTC) No, I have no user pages without login, and don't visit the remains of Be..anyone anywhere, unless I want to check some ancient history (example.) I want to bring the two pages linked above to GA, I never tried that before, and it's interesting to do this as IP. If you stumble over somebody born in 1950 or earlier (and who is not Susan Hudson ;) you could flip WikiProject Women to WikiProject Women's History on the talk page header, that project is alive and kicking (tested), and for WikiProjects "alive" is a rare case. –84.46.52.77 (talk) 02:40, 11 May 2019 (UTC)
 * That resubmit was apparently a good idea after your monster-edit session. On one of the WiR pages I saw that they actually recommend to skip the AfC submission and ask somebody on their page for a last check and move to the article namespace, because AfC can be slow. Meanwhile you should anyway have the rights to move pages around as you see fit, excl. files and some other special cases.


 * Those are both are really ambitious articles. Good luck!! It is not clear to me what you mean by the flipping the headers but will try to sort that one out.LorriBrown (talk) 03:59, 11 May 2019 (UTC)