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[edit]My mistake, sorry! I'd confused UoN with UoN services, which is the corporate arm of the student union. Cheers --Sumthingweird (talk) 11:21, 20 November 2008 (UTC)
New Symbols chart for the GD&T article
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Chunghwa Post edit summary
[edit]As an edit comment on the Chunghwa Post article you wrote "To mr. Liu Tao: Pls be loyal to the fact. I'm tired to revert your foolish works already". Please read Wikipedia's policy on civility. Referring to another editors work as "foolish" is not helpful. Readin (talk) 14:15, 7 September 2009 (UTC)
ISO 639 codes
[edit]Hi, you have been changing some of these. This is perfectly fine in principle, provided that all the necessary categories are in place and the names follow ISO-639. Wikipedia:Consensus would probably be needed at WP:Categories for discussion if you wish to change categories, and I would suggest at template talk:Lang.
So:
- The code in the documentation MUST reflect the name of the template, that is how the documentation works - you were right to change zh to zh-tw. Thank you for that.
- The language name should reflect consensus, ISO 639 or common sense (E.G. there is no ISO 639 code for French => French, but we can choose to support it. I would advise against changing these names as they were not made up by me, but copied from some source such as ISO 639 or a WP documentation page.
- Changing references to the name of the template to {PAGENAME} is dangerous in the template itself, harmless, but worthless in the documentation chunk, however if that is ever moved to a doc page it will break.
Looking at your other edits it seems you have changed several items in the way they name languages. It is worth making sure this follows standard WP practice for language names.
Also looking at Brown Eyes you have added a ref, but no {{reflist}}. This breaks the article, luckily a bot will pick this up.
Regards, Rich Farmbrough, 15:16, 26 April 2010 (UTC).
- Well I didn't see a question! I will say that {{Languageicon}} seems fairly useless to me. We should just say "(Spanish)" or "(Spanish language)" rather than having a template to change the font slightly. Rich Farmbrough, 04:12, 5 May 2010 (UTC).
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