Talk:Devics

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Devics is also the name of a disease similar to MS. How would you change this to a disambiguation page?

Doesn't need a disamb, just a link to redirect to the official disease name. Which I've added. The Yeti (talk) 12:16, 11 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Devics, Dévics or Dēvics?

On the cover for "My Beautiful Sinking Ship" the bandname is spelled "Dēvics", on the others it could be either "Dēvics" or "Dévics" (though it looks more like the former to me). Discogs.com has them under "Dévics" (with "Devics" as name variation), allmusic.com and Musicbrainz.org under "Devics". Their official site consistently spells them "Devics". You can probably tell that I'm rather confused by all this… If it's really "Devics", why consistently spell it "Dēvics" on the covers? Because it looks good? But if it's really "Dēvics" or "Dévics", why not spell it that way on the official site? 87.165.227.219 (talk) 15:31, 6 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]