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Hi why do you remove stuf that are correct from the Bocelli page as if you are the only one who has the right to contibute to that page! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 65.92.5.54 (talk) 00:04, 12 May 2009 (UTC)

Hi why do you assume I am acting like I am the only one who has the right to contribute to the page. Please see the comment attached to the removal.Tonalone (talk)

Because thats wat u do, u keep removing every thing people write, even when its sourced and state raisons that are subjective; like the award section in Bocelli's page for example: wats ur problem with me stating all the awards won by Bocelli during his carrer, all of which are important awards. Perhaps I should create a page titled Awards won by Bocelli, and just put a link to that article under Awards in the Bocelli article, if u prefer, but i dont see y i cant just put all of them.

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Leonardo da Vinci

Please do not remove statements that are well sourced, like Count Melzi's statement that Leonardo's love for his pupils was "passionate", and that Leonardo's sexuality had been subject to "satire". As it happens, the earliest mention (after his death) that Leonardo may have been homosexual comes from a 16th century satirical novel in which Leonardo is interviewed and questioned about his relationships and he says something to the effect that boys are irrestible at fifteen when taken from behind. The purported interview is satire. It is certainly not a serious study, but it does seriously indicate a trend that later analysis was to take.

Also, the reason for the odd placement of the reference in mid sentence is that words like "famous" etc are not used in wikipedia, unless they are cited. The referenced is to that one word, not to the whole statement. Amandajm (talk) 11:31, 26 January 2010 (UTC)

List of awards won by Bocelli

I undid your edits of the Bocelli award page, and the award section in the Bocelli article ... i don't see why we shouldn't put the awards in a seperate page, especially since I'm not done with editing the page you deleted. I was gonna do it the right way tomorrow but I need the page I started today, so I wouldn't have to restart everything, Tx. Plus there are many important nominations, for grammys and such that need to be added, and that will take too much space in the article. On the other hand, i don't have a problem with the edits you made with the Andrea Bocelli Template, I think I'll just write a separate article about each opera recording, as I would do for any of Bocelli's regular albums.Ahmad123987 (talk) 05:32, 27 February 2010 (UTC)

Well other artists have pages about there awards, and it really isn't a big deal so you should maybe let it go. Plus grammy nominations, eccho awards and classical brit awards are important awards, (and being nominated to a grammy is a big deal) or else they wouldn't have thier own articles on wiki. I'm gonna undo it for the last time, please don't create n editing war for small deal.--Ahmad123987 (talk) 03:31, 28 February 2010 (UTC)

Plus I haven't made the article feathure more awards, the awards listed are the same as was in the article the only diffrence is they are better organised. An another thing opera and classical music aren't the same thing.--Ahmad123987 (talk) 03:37, 28 February 2010 (UTC)

I know I meant opera music is singing arias from operas, and performing in operas, whereas classical music is a more generel term that includes other thinks, like a Canzone Napoletana or a hym, all of which Bocelli also performes, again not a big deal, so lets not argue over a simple word added in an article that is actually factual.--Ahmad123987 (talk) 03:43, 28 February 2010 (UTC)