Talk:Monumental masonry

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I am a little disturbed by the use of the phrase "different sculptor" in the diagram, top right. Since this seems to be the first mention of any sculptor in the article it sort of begs the question "Different from what (whom?)? One day my daughter returned home from first grade and when I asked her what she had learned in school she proudly held up a pencil and asked, "Which one is different?" I sort of get that feeling here. Einar aka Carptrash (talk) 03:14, 31 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]

I just removed this section

Choosing a Monumental Mason

With respect to gravestone or headstone memorials, the consideration of choosing a suitable monumental mason is paramount. There are numerous masons operating, however varying in style, expertise, cost, and more importantly quality. The decision should therefore be based on the personal needs of the customer while considering: the long term outcomes for lower quality granite, reading the fine points of a particular quote, and attaining more than one quote. ^[1] "

To me this sounds more like an advertisement from a trade journal and adds nothing (opinion) encyclopedic. If you feel otherwise, let's, as in all good relationships, talk about it. Carptrash (talk) 03:48, 31 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]

^ Headstones and Memorials

[jbinstockco-1] Headstones and Memorials

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