User talk:Roger W. Haines, Jr.

Hello Roger,

and first of all, thanks for your contributions. It didn't feel good to delete such a large contribution from the said article (Federal enclaves) earlier. I am happy to learn that you have found the inspiration to re-edit this text. While I have not had time to review your contributions yet, superficially looking the article looks now something that could be made to working order. I will now read the article from start to end and make a "copyedit" where I'll try to do my best render the article in line with the finer parts of the Wikipedia manual of style. Thank you, --hydrox (talk) 23:50, 2 November 2011 (UTC)
 * Hello again. I have enhanced the article by e.g. a) adding wikilinks; b) unifying some references; c) making the sectioning more hierarchial; d) shortening some heading titles; e) harmonizing the use of certain terms like state/State and having all case law examples in article text in italics; f) and most importantly, by extracting the few most important points to the lead section.
 * Can you please go over the article once more and see if I made any mistakes. I am by no means an expert in US law (nor subject to it).
 * All in all I think the addition is very valuable review of the history of federal enclaves, and I am happy to see it incorporate so well at last! --hydrox (talk) 03:21, 3 November 2011 (UTC)

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