User talk:LauraJamieson/Archive 1

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Hi, and welcome to Wikipedia. I see you modified the EduBase template to point at each school's performance tables table. The trouble is that this template says EduBase and it was pointing at a valid EduBase record. I've created Template:DfE performance tables to point at that page, and added it to Template:infobox UK school – I hope that does what you wanted. I'll be changing EduBase back. Kanguole 16:47, 11 January 2013 (UTC)

August 2014
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 * reviews - Between Dog and Wolf | journal=Mojo | issue= September 2013|page=88 }} including rhythms that were described as "tribal", though Sullivan claimed they were

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Suggestions on threading
Hi -- I saw you removed the Sinebot signature from the GA. One thing you might consider is signing the threaded replies; see here for an example of a FAC review with signatures. Typically the way it works is the first reviewer puts their comments in a bullet list without individual signatures, and every interspersed comment after that is signed. It's not very important when there are only two participants in a conversation, but I think it does help readability, so it's something you might want to do.

I also noticed that you're indenting in a non-standard way. (This is actually so common among even the most experienced Wikipedians that perhaps I shouldn't call it non-standard!) To indent after some else's comment, you repeat whatever they did, and then put in a colon if you want a simple indent, an asterisk if you want a bullet, and a hashmark if you want a number. So if you're commenting inside a bullet list, with "*" as the prefix for each line, you'd put "**" for an indented bullet, and "*:" for a simple indent from the bullet. Not following these rules sometimes works, and sometimes doesn't. Occasionally you'll see conversation with a bizarre indent with two bullets on the same line; if you look at the underlying wikitext you'll always see they did something to break the indent rules.

I hope this is useful. Mike Christie (talk - contribs - library) 12:59, 18 May 2016 (UTC)

COI Noticeboard
Hi. I have created a discussion at the Conflict_of_interest/Noticeboard which may be of interest to you. Regards, Bastun Ėġáḍβáś₮ŭŃ! 18:42, 18 June 2016 (UTC)

Aarhus
I don't know why you subscribe to the theory that the edits were by a banned user when no evidence was proffered. Again, why do you agree with what Elockid wrote? He wrote

"Ferries administered by Danish ferry company Mols-Linien transports passengers and motorvehicles between Aarhus and Sjaellands Odde on Zealand. The ferries comprises HSC KatExprerss 1 and HSC KatExpress 2"

Can't you see that that has been written by someone who is totally illiterate? The article is now a mishmash of English and American spellings. Per Manual of Style, spellings must be consistent within an article. 86.177.8.58 (talk) 11:07, 8 July 2016 (UTC)

There's another obvious error - reference 218 is flagged "Missing or empty title". It should read as follows:

All the best, 86.177.8.58 (talk) 14:37, 8 July 2016 (UTC)
 * Good news service.  I just this moment found out that Theresa is going to be our next prime minister.   Another mistake by Elockid on this article is where he wrote

"Aagard Clinic, established in 2004, is another private fertility and gynecology clinic which since 2004 has undertaken fertility treatments that has resulted in 1550 births."

There's little point in continuing the protection as it just prevents editors from improving it. It might be an idea to ask at RfPP for the protection to come off. There's no need to consult with the protecting administrator as he's no longer active. 92.8.218.239 (talk) 17:40, 11 July 2016 (UTC)

Tyler Henry
I'm going to rv your undo, let's take it to the article talk page if you have a problem ok? Yes, it is sourced to a blog, an xfinity-tv blog, an interview with Henry.TeeVeeed (talk) 21:04, 17 July 2016 (UTC)