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Apologies for running over your article, so to speak (created an article on Leopold Koželuh, itself mostly but not entirely a translation of m:de:Leopold Koželuh... and then found you'd created one on the same composer the day before and I'd forgotten to look. Mine had had a week-long gestation and I was not at all expecting one to also pop up so fast but that was all the more reason for me to check!) Which to merge to? I present an argument in yours that yours is the proper one to merge to, but it's become habit to use Czech spelling (e.g. in Jan Antonín Koželuh and m:de:Leopold Koželuh, and many many similar articles, even for other composers who changed their names on moving to other countries- even though Leopold Koželuh was but his second name of three he used at various points- Jan A Koželuh, Leopold Koželuh and Leopold Kozeluch!...) and I'm not convinced the reasons are very good here especially. Also, I'm not sure what the source is for your birth-year for him?
Thanks much (hope you don't mind my semi-mirroring/expanding on my comment there, here, also. It's about time, spelled however, that Kozeluch has an article, and the two should, no matter the resolution, be combined and then improved on.)
(Very parenthetically: A piano sonata of his will be on a radio station (Musiq3, out of Belgium) tomorrow, from Diane Andersen's recording on Talent. I don't have the CD and look forward to increasing my acquaintance with his music.) Schissel | Sound the Note! 01:46, 15 June 2006 (UTC)
Hi! Thanks for your useful additions to Wikipedia. However, in your article I found the following problems:
Title of the article not in bold (i.e.: according to Wikipedia:Manual of Style, it should begin with "Youbou is a... etc. etc.")
Lack of reference of what country we were speaking for. Doy you agree with me that a reader from Burkina Faso or Andorra could have some problem to identify a place when the only geographi reference to a state is in a footer? Don't forget to remember that Canadian things can be not obvious for not-Canadian users.
Another remark. Please refrain from using expressions like "pretty", "bustling with", "one of the most beautiful", etc. They are generally considered out of the encyclopedical scope (what we call POV or NPOV) of Wikipedia. See WP:Manual of Style for reference, and check the corrections i've done to some of your articles. Bye! --Attilios 14:34, 19 June 2006 (UTC)
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