User talk:Sugarfish

Hi Sugarfish, I appreciate the work you are doing rewriting the copyvios, but are you aware of the issues involved with this? By replacing the content you are keeping a possible copyvio in the page history, which could potentially cause problems if others then take this out of the history and try and use it. It might be best to wait until the page is deleted and then create a new page so the copyvio part is not kept. You could create a temp page like Talk:Gene flow/Temp and write the new one there. Then when the original is deleted, your version can be moved to the proper place. Angela 03:36, 26 Sep 2003 (UTC)

Nice rewrite, though. -- Cyan 03:40, 26 Sep 2003 (UTC)


 * Being a sysop wouldn't help though as they still need to be listed there for a week. Do you think the temp page idea is any good? I might add it to the boilerplate text to encourage others to rewrite there as well. Angela 03:44, Sep 26, 2003 (UTC)


 * That's true. I suppose if someone wants a temp page, it is easy enough for them to make one so it probably isn't worth changing the text to include it. Angela

Sysop promotion
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Nylon
Hello, I noticed you added a paragraph on the trademark status of nylon. I've been trying to ascertain whether nylon was once trademarked as part of the Genericized trademark article. All the references I looked at suggests it was never trademarked. Do you have a reference for Nylon being once trademarked? Thanks. Samw 17:55, 4 Oct 2003 (UTC)


 * I've removed the assertion that nylon was once a trademark. See the talk page of nylon for references and I guess we should move the discussion to there.  Samw 22:19, 6 Oct 2003 (UTC)

On SAMW's page, you wrote:
 * Hi. Regarding Nylon and its alleged trademark status: In "Made in America" I seem to remember Bill Bryson talking about products that had lost their trademark status due to their names' becoming generic terms. Nylon may have been one of them. However, I attempted to search for a trademark, dead or alive, and only found derivative trademarks ("C Nylon"). I might have to search for something more in-depth at the library to resolve the issue. -- sugarfish 05:47, 6 Oct 2003 (UTC)

I reply:
 * Aspirin, Escalator and Cellophane are three words that lost trademark status in the U.S. due to use as if generic. The trademark owners failed to police properly.  I suspect nylon is the generic name for spun glass fiber. -- Paul Rfc1394 15:07, 22 Dec 2003 (UTC)

Video Recordings Act
Hi, Good work on rescuing the Video Recordings Act 1984 article. Pete 09:47, 5 Oct 2003 (UTC)

Hey there, Image:Hawk100 small.jpg has been listed on Possible copyright infringements. Cheers, Cyan 03:25, 11 Nov 2003 (UTC)

Family-name-first Names
I noticed you've removed the pipe from Haruomi Hosono's entry on List of people by name: Har. I don't pretend to know whether that is a helpful change (since it presents what he almost certainly uses most often) or a troublesome one (since it is possible that most of his English-as-first-language fans are not used to seeing the names in that order). I'm not doing well at this moment at finding the extended disussions i've seen of conventions for names that have the family name first in their birth-place settings, tho i'll find them if you ask. But i'm interested in this area, partly bcz of experience dealing with a large list of names where formats sometimes get confusing. If you've got a personal list of WP pages where the issues are being discussed, i'll get my own together and trade with you.

--Jerzy 16:02, 2003 Nov 14 (UTC)

Ah, i guess i was speaking on the basis of even more ignorance than i realized; i looked only at the diffs of yr 3rd edit on the Har- page & thot you had decided that someone else's idea of parallelling the English Smith, John with a Japanese Smithune, Johniro was a bad idea. It caught my attention
 * bcz all the other modern commoners i've noticed have pipes, and
 * bcz it strikes me as a good goal to find a way to mark up names (separate from the question of how to display them) that works for at least the worlds two most obvious approaches. (I'm referring to "the normal way" and "the backwards way", as Americans tend to call them, and as i like to imagine East and Southeast Asian calling them except with the roles reversed.)  So i thot maybe i wasn't the only one thinking of a markup somewhat along the lines of
 * ,  -- 
 * And i guess i at least wanted to know how widespread the WP feeling was, against what looked like a similar scheme!

Sorry. --Jerzy 06:52, 2003 Nov 15 (UTC)

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Image:Babylonian_numerals.jpg
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 * And also the Adrian Edmondson one. Pcb21| Pete 21:16, 3 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Niles Eldredge
Hi! I'm glad to see an article on this fellow. I was wondering about the biographical sketch, though&mdash;the text seems quite similar to some existing web sites. Will there be a question about copyrights here? --TenOfAllTrades 21:30, 2 Feb 2005 (UTC)

Forensic Ballistics
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 * See? You're still smarter than me :-) Segekihei 02:18, 5 Feb 2005 (UTC)

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With all due respect perhaps you could be sure of your ground before writing an apparently angry (or at least irritated) edit summary. Cheers Mark 20:54, 13 Feb 2005 (UTC)


 * "Just a gentle word of advice for anyone wishing to redirect this article to BAe Systems or similar"...
 * It wasn't the above I was referring to, it was the edit summary "'BAE SYSTEMS' is always capitalized!!!". Though in hindsight I think you're probably right, in 99/2000 BAE SYSTEMS was a more common variant than BAE Systems, though other incorrect versions were also circulated (BAe Systems etc.) Cheers Mark 20:53, 17 Feb 2005 (UTC)

Akai
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Broadjam‎
I'm fine with the most recent version, and will leave well enough alone. Thanks. -- Finngall  talk  16:38, 13 May 2008 (UTC)

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 * Do the best you can.. If it's an Old Postcard pre 1978 first published in the US

say so :), noting that the author is Unknown. Sfan00 IMG (talk) 14:37, 5 May 2009 (UTC)

Unreferenced BLPs
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Frances de la Tour
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Niles Eldredge
I have started a discussion at Talk:Niles Eldredge that relates to some text that has been in the article since it was created by you in 2005!

Yaris678 (talk) 13:46, 10 December 2013 (UTC)

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