User talk:Stephen Wilson

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Xenoarcheology
I imagined it a bit different. IT focuses much on SETI and ancient astronauts, while the concept has to do with science fiction, not alternative history theories. Pictureuploader 07:24, 6 October 2006 (UTC)
 * Wikipedia doesnt permit when an article 'provides or presumes new definitions of pre-existing terms;'. AFAIK xenoarcheology is strictly archeology performed on an alien planet, therefore only a scifi term (unless of course we visit inhabited planets), not study for ancient aliens on earth. Using the term to describe this, is an original presumtion, therefore the article must be cleaned up. Of course you can correct me if the term has been indeed used by Daniken or else. Pictureuploader 11:19, 7 October 2006 (UTC)
 * The game Freelancer uses the term xenoarcheologist. It was a woman that had some research on an alien planet. I don't know about other occurences. Pictureuploader 20:53, 7 October 2006 (UTC)

Egg in the Basket
Just to answer your post on the above article's talk page, Toad in the Hole is generally a term referring to two sausages baked on top of a Yorkshire pudding. Although this may be different elsewhere in the world.

Egg in the Basket
Just to answer your post on the above article's talk page, Toad in the Hole is generally a term referring to two sausages baked on top of a Yorkshire pudding. Although this may be different elsewhere in the world.

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Tip for citations of Trove digitised newspapers
I noticed you added a citation to the Trove digitised newspapers to Mount Coolon, Queensland and noticed you did it the hard way. There is an easier and more accurate way to do it. When you are looking at the digitised newspaper article in Trove, look over to the left-hand tool bar for the icon of "i"-in-a-circle. Click it and then scroll down to the bottom of the list and you will find the Wikipedia citation already there for you to copy and paste in between. Or if you are using the Visual Editor, use Cite > Manual > Basic and then paste in the citation and click on Insert. Note that in other facets of Trove, e.g. books, photos, journals, etc, there are Wikipedia citations for them too, just look for the "Cite this" button (with books, you will need to choose a specific edition to get the "Cite this" button). I hope this helps. Kerry (talk) 16:39, 22 October 2018 (UTC)