User talk:Nilzy

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It's nice to have people stick up for me for a change :) . It's really only a certain few on that page that censor everything. Note that even criticism on the talk page is heavily controlled.  Another heads-up:  you may have heard rumours about Thrindel, and if you view his early history on his talk page, you'll see you what I mean.  Just in case you're not aware, never so much as hint as to what you read there, on wikipedia, in regards to his supposed identity.  Both him and Knowledgeum are pretty quick to pull out the old banhammers, and threaten everyone in the vicinity, as can be seen on Zel65 and Chain of Flowers talk pages.  My best advice in dealing with him is: don't.  Ignore everything he says to you.  Don't get in an arguement with him.  Anyway, thanks again, and good luck editing wikipedia, just remember, many editors are pretty helpful.  It's just the ones on the B^U page offend easily.86.46.246.49 (talk) 02:04, 10 November 2008 (UTC)

Lug
Hi Nilzy, I was about to give a brief explanation in the edit for summary for Lug, but accidentally pressed enter before I got round to that. In discussions of the Old Irish and Middle Irish materials relating to Lug (Baile in Scail, Compert Con Culainn, Lebor Gabála, etc, etc), the preferred form is Lug. "Lugh" is simply a later spelling and may perhaps have been chosen for the article simply to avoid something like Lug (deity) or Lug (god). Regards, Cavila (talk) 19:50, 17 August 2009 (UTC)