User talk:203.202.5.75
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To PML: Fleming was born in England, was educated in England, worked in England and died in England. Why not call him English? -- Tim Starling 01:03 Apr 29, 2003 (UTC)
Alright, you make a good argument.
While I've got your attention, why don't you get a user account? This IP business makes you hard to contact with a talk page, but gives you much worse privacy than if you are logged on, PML of the Red Cross Blood Society, 159 Clarence St. Sydney. Hey, I know Clarence St., I used to catch a bus from there! Anyway, if you're logged on, ordinary users like myself wouldn't be able to see your IP address, and developers are very hesitant to give them out on request. -- Tim Starling
Perhaps you can access Wikipedia "anonymously" but sign your entries with [[User:PML]] or [[User talk:PML]]. That would at least give us a place to put discussions like this. You wouldn't even have to create the account, if you don't want to. I would also recommend putting up a few biographical details on User:PML (say, what country you're from and which pages you edit) and adding yourself to Wikipedia:Wikipedians/Australia. All of this would make you more part of the community, and make dialog with you much easier. -- Tim Starling 02:59 Apr 29, 2003 (UTC)
you should consider creating your own username. :) Kingturtle 07:13 May 5, 2003 (UTC)
I disagree. There's no reason that you shouldn't have redirects from bad titles to proper titles. It's the whole point of redirecting - everyone won't automatically "know" what the "proper" form for a particular article title should be. Graft
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