User talk:MSlibraryghost

La que no podía amar
Thanks for the excellent clean-up of this article. It is much more useful and critically sound in this format. There is no particular "higher value" in the Mexican broadcast of the series over the US broadcast. They should probably be kept separate, either by headings on the main page to differentiate or by English for the US version and Spanish for the Mexican version. The insistence on the Mexican version as the only authentic one is misleading and shortsighted. Unfortunately, this is a pathetic plot summary, full of significant omissions and misdirections, but it is a good proof against students using it rather than doing the work of watching the episodes. The historical aspects of the article are very helpful. Nice work.

La malquerida
Hi, I come to ask you do not keep adding redundant information to the aforementioned article. I have no problem with you to fix the poor translation of the article. But placing clarification, I think it's unnecessary. Such as this:


 * "Starring Victoria Ruffo, Ariadne Díaz and Christian Meier and África Zavala are featured as good women who contend with problematic men while Guillermo García Cantú, Alberto Estrella and Sabine Moussier are the series' "bad-guys." Nora Salinas, Mane de la Parra and Ignacio López Tarso, a leading actor of Mexico's Golden Age cinema have supporting roles."

A case should be clarified that ?. All of that is already in the "Plot" section. Now get this: "The plot is based on a three-act play, La Malquerida (1913) by Nobel Prize-winning Spanish dramatist Jacinto Benavente y Martínez". This is necessary?, knows that already read the article title and read that is based think it's enough to make any person or understand.-- McVeigh  (talk)  23:14, 5 October 2014 (UTC)