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[edit] Question...

Hello... this is an new user. (I'm very new to editing Wikipedia, so pls forgive any errors or ignorance of protocol.) I had a question re a recent edit you made to North (disambiguation). Should I open the discussion on the article's page? I wrote here first to make sure you'd see it. I'll look both here and there for a reply. Thanks! An Earthshine 19:23, 31 August 2006 (UTC)

Go ahead. I think most people will agree the band North doesnt belong on the disambiguation page. camtin 18:52, 3 September 2006 (UTC)

Hi again... wisely edited before leaving town.  :/ Sorry for the lapse. Being new here, I figured that you probably had a reason/guideline for eliminating the link, so I'm not here to argue it... but rather to learn. What's the reason why it doesn't belong there? Is it because there's no entry for it, and therefore no need to disambiguate? Or is there some other reason/guideline in play? I've skimmed the guidelines out there, but there's a LOT of material. I'm sorry if this is an RTFM thing I missed.  :) Please let me know, if you would. Thanks! An Earthshine 21:10, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Common sense buddy. No one cares about your shitty local band, and you're just going to confuse people. There's a local band for every word in the book (the book being the dictionary), and there are 100s called North. Go ahead, put it back up, let someone else remove it, and take it out with them. Thanks! camtin 16:24, 28 November 2006 (UTC)

As a side note, I'll try and find that regulation, I do remember reading it before. camtin 16:27, 28 November 2006 (UTC)

Hey, ease up, man... No need to get personal about it, okay? I thought I was pretty polite and clear about not having come here to argue anything... I just wanted to find out how things work. I've since seen the policy about no vanity posting, and I can respect that. The policy makes sense to me, and just because i'm a newbie here doesn't mean i'm going to assume i can do what i want -- i have no intention of putting it back up or fighting with anyone about it. I asked because i didn't know, and now i know. I personally think it'd be cool if Wikipedia took on the mission of documenting independent artists, but that's not within the vision of the project and i'm fine with that, too. And, just for the record, a lot of people care a lot about lots of independent bands (including this one, if i dare say so), local and otherwise; i'm totally in support of banning vanity posting, but i do NOT think a band should be ruled out of Wikipedia's scope just for being indy or local. Also, for the record, in case you weren't wildly exaggerating to make your point, there aren't 100s of bands sharing any one name -- at least i've never seen or heard of anything remotely like that in my 10+ years in the industry. (Also, since we're apparently venturing opinions here, your collaborative spirit as an experienced (i presume) editor here could be a little less confrontational... nobody starts out as an expert, okay?) Sorry to have bothered you, and thanks for taking the time to answer. An Earthshine 04:12, 19 February 2007 (UTC)

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Fuck you. Thank you. camtin 16:20, 28 November 2006 (UTC)

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