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Rat Trap

You made a perceptive comment about this song a year ago. FWIW - I agree! The Yowser (talk) 08:46, 13 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

QI ref in recent Smith-Cumming edit

Quite interesting it may be, but is it reliable enough? --TraceyR (talk) 19:56, 22 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]

I mean as for as WP is concerned. Does QI name its sources somehow? I'm not sure that saying "QI knows its stuff so it must be OK" is really enough. Have a look at this Guardian story for instance! --TraceyR (talk) 23:06, 22 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Nomination of Cuckoo clock in culture for deletion

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Chester Cathedral

You added a fact about the building stone. Inserting information into an existing sentence can be problematic, regardless of how factual the information may be.

The sentence read as follows: "The cathedral is built New Red Sandstone, like the cathedrals of Carlisle, Lichfield and Worcester."

It now reads: "The cathedral is built of warm-toned Keuper Sandstone, a form of New Red Sandstone, like the cathedrals of Carlisle, Lichfield and Worcester."

The sentence was factual before the addition. Is it still entirely factual, with the addition of the words "warm-toned Keuper Sandstone"? Or are Carlisle, Lichfield and Worcester built of different types of New Red sandstone?

If this is the case (or may be the case) would you please make the addition into a second sentence, detailing Chester specifically.

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AFD of List of Dewey Decimal classes

I have put in a deletion request for List of Dewey Decimal classes as it appears to be a copyright violation. I'm notifying you as you have either made multiple edits to the article in the past year and/or on the talk page for that article and Talk:Dewey Decimal Classification. --Marc Kupper|talk 04:22, 25 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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