User talk:Philip Cross/Archive 1
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Whosyourjudas (talk) 23:53, 27 Oct 2004 (UTC)
duplicate content in articles
Hi - I've been trying to chase down exactly how a problem occurs that seems to have affected you. This edit you made to the Wikipedia:Requested articles/Social Sciences and Philosophy page a few days ago ended up replicating the entire article although you were only editing a section. Do you happen to remember what happened? My guess is that you encountered an error, perhaps an "edit conflict", but I'd like to find out exactly what you did in response (for example, do you remember copying and pasting?). If you remember anything about this please let me know. Thanks. -- Rick Block 22:32, 10 May 2005 (UTC)
Requested Articles on UK Politicians
You put in requests for articles on Leo Abse, one of the most interesting MPs of the 20th century, and David Penhaligon, one of those whose careers were cut tragically short. I've written them up though I don't doubt they could do with some revision. However your request for Henry Crookshanks appears to be based on a typo. There was a Harry Crookshank who served in the post-war Churchill government and I guess this was the man, but he is here already. His first name wasn't an abbreviation for Henry. David 
| Talk 23:11, 29 May 2005 (UTC)