User talk:Neddyseagoon/2009/May

Antoon I van Lalaing
Hello

Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia. Just one note/question : Shouldn't the name of the article on the English language wikipedia be something akin to "Antoine I de Lalaing", as this would have been his native name ? Generally english names are used here for nobles, alternatively local ones. Passportguy (talk) 15:43, 30 April 2009 (UTC)

The Military history WikiProject Newsletter : Issue XXXVIII (April 2009)
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Augustinus
Hello Neddyseagoon, please be more careful next time you create an article in a page that already exists as a redirect, as you did here. Augustinus was (and now is again) a redirect for a reason: the vast majority of readers typing in that name look for the Saint of Hippo (and hence his article says at the top "Augustinus redirects here), the rest for the Saint of Canterbury, hardly anyone for the Jansenist book, which I therefore moved to a different location, restoring the redirect in the process. Str1977 (talk) 21:27, 11 May 2009 (UTC)

Copyright problems with Fetternear Palace
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Category:Hill forts in England
The currect structure of the above category is to divide the hill forts by historic county. Going back a bit, you made the change to the wording of the category, and I was wondering if you'd feel strongly if I removed it. My thinking is that historic counties weren't around in the Iron Age, so we may as well talk in terms of modern administrative units per WP:PLACE. Nev1 (talk) 00:26, 23 May 2009 (UTC)

Dates
Hi, I noticed that you have been linking some dates at Ernest Seillière recently. This practice is now deprecated. Please see WP:LINKING and WP:MOSNUM. Furthermore, there is an temporary Arbcom injunction on mass linking/delinking of chronological elements. I'm happy to respond to any inquiries you may have about the matter. Thank you for your attention. Ohconfucius (talk) 05:06, 23 May 2009 (UTC)

Federal sanctuary of the three Gauls
Hello Neddyseagoon. I'm working on articles which have direct relevance to the Roman Imperial cult and its sub-topics. I notice you started the Federal sanctuary of the three Gauls. As a working title, it serves the purpose, but the "sanctuary complex" is named after the entity of Tres Galliae (therefore in English, Three Gauls (proper noun). "Federal sanctuary" seems slightly problematic as a descriptor - I've not yet come across a better, but possibly will, in which case I'll submit it on the talk page. The "cult centre" at Lugdunum was extremely important in the development of Gallo-Roman and European culture. Most of the information in the article as it stands is supported by modern scholarship, some is not, and more is required. I've good scholarly sources and will do what I can. (I've placed a version of this comment on the article talk page you just created).

You're a far more experienced wikipedian than I - is it possible to change the heading without making too many waves elsewhere? Regards. Haploidavey (talk) 13:30, 27 May 2009 (UTC)