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World Series Edit?
It's a bit late, but this is in regards to your edit of mine on the World Series. A casual viewer won't know what a wild card team is, but they WILL know what the "Curse of the Bambino" is? I feel that the first Wild Card team to win is a fairly important highlight, since a majority of teams in recent years to win the Series have been wildcard's. Gonk 00:08, 19 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Maybe "they won't know what it is" isn't making my point well. The point I was trying to make was that no one would care.  It's just not that interesting.  I'm a baseball afficionado and I don't even find it that interesting.  The Curse of the Bambino makes an interesting story - heck, they even made a movie based around the 2004 Red Sox.  My intention with that one section was to hit the absolute highest highlights of the World Series - series that will be recalled for years and years to come - and I don't think the 1997 Marlins qualify.


 * The list itself in that section isn't entirely in line with Wikipedia standards of being based on secondary sources - it's just a list I chose myself. So I can't fight anyone very hard if they try to throw in the less-than-riveting 1935 World Series but at least the article seems better than the huge gangly mess it used to be. —Wknight94 (talk) 00:34, 19 July 2006 (UTC)

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Hey Gonk-- So that the above image isn't deleted, just change the upload notice to read that it's a publicity photo clearly meant for release by his campaign-- it appears both on his presidential and congressional sites.--Gloriamarie 16:18, 25 September 2007 (UTC)

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TU seal
Hola! I don't have any real beef, but I did want to address your edit summary for this edit. There are two issues with the logic: 1) "other stuff exists" is generally an "argument to avoid", and 2) Neither the Harvard nor the Yale articles have been through any sort of peer review process, never mind GA or FA review, so their quality is not worthy of such a standard. If you're looking for some sort of "precedent" then check out the example FAs listed at WP:UNI, but it's still best to avoid the "see such-and-such an article" rationale. Actually, the only reason the b & w seal was smaller than you desired was because it showed up as more nasty-looking when it was made larger. The colour version is nice; we tried that before but ran into some opposition, and the b & w version was the only decent version we could find from an official source. Anyway, take care! --inquietudeofcharacter (talk) 04:12, 16 August 2009 (UTC)
 * What needs to be done here is a picture for each of the individual Tulane schools in place of where the logos/seals have been. First each school used the logo, then it switched to the seal, and now many of the Tulane schools are sharing the same photo of Gibson Hall in their infoboxes.  Perhaps the biggest shame is the lack of a photo for the Freeman School of Business, considering that it has such a nice building (even a photo of the artwork or ticker symbol on the inside would be nice).  Unfortunately, it seems like none of the Tulane/Nola Wikipedia editors owns a camera, until now apparently.  Welcome aboard.  If you have any additional photos for the infoboxes, or additional Tulane or New Orleans photos in general, please share.  Dated photos showing progress to McAlister Drive, New Orleans might also be of interest.  Some of the remaining Audubon Park pictures desperately need to be replaced, and an entry for Exposition Boulevard (with pictures) awaits (see List of streets of New Orleans).  Audubon70118a (talk) 22:48, 29 August 2009 (UTC)

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Thank you for updating the Tulane and Audubon Park pages. 129.81.164.165 (talk) 22:27, 29 August 2009 (UTC)

Speedy deletion nomination of Greg Reid
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Le Pavillion
You seem to have created the Le Pavillon Hotel almost entirely with text yoinked from the hotel website history section. Um. DON'T DO THAT. See Copyrights. This is serious stuff that violates the basic principles of Wikipedia as free content original work. I've removed the text from the article. I could have just as easily deleted the whole thing as copyright violation. Copyright violations can result in your account being blocked. If you've done something similar with any other articles, please remove any non-original non-free licensed text promptly. If I can be of help, ask. Thanks for your p;rompt attention. Infrogmation (talk) 18:15, 11 October 2009 (UTC)

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File:Renoir Seamstress.jpg
Hi. Re File:Renoir Seamstress.jpg, I don't thing Renoir did any paintings in 2009 :-) Info corrected. If you think it's worth uploading, please take the time to get the description accurate (Date already listed at source ) Thanks. Cheers, Infrogmation (talk) 19:42, 5 February 2010 (UTC)

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