User talk:Jonathan Drain

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Hi Jonathan, and welcome to Wikipedia.

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-- TPK 20:34, 16 Sep 2004 (UTC)

[edit] Derrycity.gov.uk

Wonderful. I found the site in google and faithfuly transcribed its name into wiki a minute later - and still managed to get it wrong! I stand corrected, thanks. --Red King 11:57, 4 December 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Di Gi Charat

Hi, a while ago, in fact over a year ago in May 2005 you added some information to the Di Gi Charat article concerning its history. That information is still in the article basically left intact. I think that this is very valuable information to the article and I'm wondering if you remember where you got it from so I can add references in the Di Gi Charat article. --Squilibob 10:07, 7 August 2006 (UTC)

  • Other than watching the series and catloguing my own music collection, I got a lot of character information from the Di Gi Charat Theater books.

[edit] Lupus

G'day Jonathan,

You just added House to the Lupus article and I just removed it, but I wanted to let you know why. As of now there's a generaly consensus from the regular contributors that the addition of House won't add much to an already long article, particularly because it is never actually used as a diagnosis, only as a potential diagnosis. I started on the article because of the special feature on the 2nd season DVD where it talks about the number of times Lupus has been mentioned. However, the wikipedia manual of style does support the inclusion of cultural references in articles if there is a point in the article itself (rather than a section solely for cultural references) where the inclusion is warranted. If you could think of a place to insert the link to House, then we'd finally have a place to put it.

Thanks,

WLU 17:45, 4 December 2006 (UTC)