Talk:Treaty of London, 1839
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Inquest on article "Treaty of London, 1839"
In order to clear up the problems with this page in a way that can be audited without repeating my "detective work", here's the story so far:
- 11:38, 2003 Sep 21 UTC: 80.40.30.126 appears from the history to have created the page; the content was a repeated block of nonsense text, IMO consistent with some kind of technological error (or with intentional creation without a great effort). (I prefer the tech problem intepretion, bcz the title is perfectly sensible, while the content leaves me at a loss what payoff a vandal would have had.)
- Two unremarkable edits ensued, then:
- 12:31, the same date: 195.92.67.209
- adapted (ambiguous) material that had been added, 3-4 weeks earlier, to Treaty of London, and
- added boiler-plate about being a stub.
- 17:16, 18 Oct 2003 (UTC): this article, Treaty of London, 1839, was added to Wikipedia:Pages_needing_attention, with the justified complaint that the title and main content seemed incompatible
- 18:24, the same date: the offending text was removed, leaving a stub with just a link to Treaty of London
Following that link leads to disamb-style info including "Treaty guaranteeing the neutrality of Belgium, 1839" (but linking back to this article)
That info should be added here, creating a less confusing stub that may have a fair chance for a fullfilling life; i'm inclined to kill this article's link as well.
I intend to do another of these, on Treaty of London, which will also resolve the ambiguous information that also appeared here for close to a month. --Jerzy 01:40, 2003 Nov 14 (UTC)
- Yeah, well, for whomever cares, Jerzy and I refixated the article (is refixated a word?)... ugen64 02:56, Nov 30, 2003 (UTC)