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Grace Community Church (California)
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Love the Travel Userboxes
Thanks for your work on these! Is there anything I can do about the extra space that appears under each one? --Robb0995 05:36, 2 January 2007 (UTC)
Visited England
England is not a country, it is part of the United Kingdom. - Patricknoddy 3:17pm, January 15, 2007
RE: England is a country
Although England is a constituent country of the United Kingdom, that's basically the equivalent of a U.S. state. - Patricknoddy 5:29pm, January 16, 2007
- You are also wrong because England is not a sovereign state. - Patricknoddy 3:40pm, January 17, 2007
Baptists
User 63.105.65.5 does not seem to understand Misplaced Pages conventions. He / she seems intent on a complete re-writing of what is already an excellent page. Thanks for keeping a watchful eye. (Some American Wikipedians have a tendency to write about the Baptists as though the USA was the only country that has them. Also, because of their mistaken view of the origins of the Baptists, they seem unaware of their connections with the English Disenters. This is somthing else to watch out for). All the best. Yozzer66 12:29, 22 January 2007 (UTC)
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Baptist Edits
HokieRNB, I just read your message about my edits. Could you explain to me exactly how a "consensus" is achieved? When I signed on with Misplaced Pages I was warned that anything I wrote could be unmercifully edited. Does that only apply to certain people? Do I have to have someone's permission before making an edit? Mark Osgatharp
Userboxes/Faith
Dear HokieRNB
I have added a "Faith" page to the Userboxes gallery. A number of faith-based userboxes bear your username, so I thought that I should let you know! As a relative newcomer to Misplaced Pages I don't know if this means (a) you created these boxes or (b) you created a template from which other Wikipedians have made them. Either way, please feel welcome to visit the new page of the gallery and say on its discussion page what you think. If you know of faith-based userboxes that I have not included, please contribute them to the gallery page!
By the way, I am English and I am saddened by any suggestion that my homeland might not be a country! The English have lived here for well over a thousand years. We are no less a country for having united our parliament with that of Scotland three centuries ago. The teams that represent England by playing cricket, soccer etc. represent a country, not a region or province or something!
Nevertheless, on my userpage I have tried to sidestep the issue by listing "Territories" that I have visited rather than countries. I realise that this courts misunderstanding, because Misplaced Pages defines "Territory" as a subdivision of a country. However, I have used the term as the pretext for a complete mixture of national and regional flags, simply because I find it more fun and more interesting!
Best wishes, Motacilla 23:58, 21 February 2007 (UTC)
Publication lists
What is the standard (or preferred) format for a list of publications by an author? HokieRNB 16:35, 1 March 2007 (UTC)
- You can probably find the answer at Misplaced Pages:Guide to layout. John Reaves (talk) 17:50, 1 March 2007 (UTC)