User talk:Prolumbo/Archive 1

Nice work on Berthold P. Wiesner!
I was checking to see what I had recently edited, to see if my edits remained, and I noticed this whopper from you:. To add so much in one edit is just amazing to me. I always just add little bits at a time. So many references and it looks really professional too. Is that from another language Wikipedia or somewhere else? Anyway, well done either way. I am impressed! Now it just needs to be neatened up a bit with sub-headings and we are good to go! Mister Sneeze A Lot (talk) 13:26, 25 May 2015 (UTC)

Add online references
You are doing a great job, my only suggestion is to add online references to your articles. It is very easy for us to patrol pages and check notabililty of the subject. For any citation template help, you can refer to here. Kavdiamanju (talk) 04:38, 1 June 2015 (UTC)

Copy/Paste move
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Thank you. Bo ng an &reg;  &#8594;TalkToMe&#8592;  15:22, 30 September 2015 (UTC)

References in Audio therapy (medicine)
Hello. I noticed the discussion with, on this topic, so I had a look at the references. I have removed the refimprove tag from this article, because Wikipedia does not require that references are available online (see here). That is nice when possible, but references to journals, etc are just as legitimate if they are offline; it just depends on the reliability of the source.

However, I should point out that some of the references are not really reliable, such as: This does not appear to be a reviewed publication, but just some research papers. But individual issues like this should be dealt with individually, not by tagging the entire article.
 * Morris, C., The use of self-service technologies in stress management: A pilot project. Master of Social Work Clinical Research Papers. Saint Catherine University, St. Paul, MN, 2012.

Finally, it would help if the citations contained more detail, to allow people to track down the sources. Often it is not clear which ones are books, which are journals, which are other sources. For example, a book citation should include the publisher and the ISBN. Perhaps using the citation templates such as or  would help - they also save you time & effort, especially if you use the drop-down template on the Wikipedia editor.--Gronk Oz (talk) 23:08, 30 September 2015 (UTC)


 * Prolumbo replied to this note and the thread continued at User_talk:Gronk_Oz. --Gronk Oz (talk) 00:57, 8 October 2015 (UTC)

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Categories
Hi, please don't add non-existent categories (appears as a red link) to articles. Like here and here. Also you removed a lot of the categories the articles previously had and it's not clear why, I'm just checking to make sure you removed them by choice (not from not knowing they were there at all).

(Also, by the way, on Wikipedia we use "sentence case" in section titles, so a section title like "Neural Oscillations and Mental State" should actually be written as "Neural oscillations and mental state" (see MOS:HEADINGS).) — Jeraphine Gryphon (talk) 09:53, 9 December 2015 (UTC)

To Jeraphine Gryphon
Hello. Thank you for your help regarding headings and non-exitent categories. The latter was simply a mistake. I thought I had discovered neurologic music therapy to be a category. I have removed it. Regarding the removal of previous categories, this was intentional, as I did not see the direct relevance. But I have added some more. I will also adjust the headings as per the policy you pointed out.

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