User talk:Roger Garland

Image copyright problem with Image:Orcades-1959.jpg

Image Copyright problem

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September 2013

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Carlingford in 1901<ref>Carr, Pullen and McCluskey, ''Transport in the Hills District 1805-1990'', (Hills District Historical Society Inc., (Macarthur Press, Parramatta, 1990), p.43-44</ref><ref>
{{Census 2006 AUS | id = SSC11187 | name = Carlingford (State Suburb | quick = on | accessdate=8 September 2007 }}

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Nellie Stewart

Thanks for working on Stewart. I did some work on the article years ago, but I'm afraid that I haven't done much with it since. The information in the article can be found in the references and notes that are already given, I think, but Wikipedia standards for referencing are more rigorous now, and references need to be moved in line so that we can tell what information in each paragraph is sourced to which of the references. If you have time to look into this, that would be super! All the best, -- Ssilvers (talk) 06:41, 27 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, what I meant to say is that I think that the ELs at the bottom of the article have lots of information that should be moved to in-line references, but I unfortunately can't get to it any time soon. All the best! -- Ssilvers (talk) 15:40, 11 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Weet-Bix

A quick note to advise that I removed the card section that you had added. My concern is WP:OR, and that if some other person, or yourself, were to add the NZ cards then that whole section would almost outweigh the rest of the article. I don't see that level of detail for other trade cards in other articles. Snori (talk).

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File permission problem with File:Orcades-2 c.1937.jpg

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