User talk:Tomwood0
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[edit] Aviation Newsletter delivery
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[edit] Amendment to Missy Higgins article
The amendment made to the Missy Higgins article did not remove material without good reason. The material is more appropriate at the end of the article where it is already duplicated. It also wrongly describes "Steer" as the title track of the album. The sentence about release dates does not make grammatical sense. I'll leave it if it makes you happy to have such badly written material in the article, others may not be so generous Keithmall 11:26, 25 March 2007 (UTC)
Thank you for your response. I am genuinely sorry if the tone of my comments seemed uncivilised but your own comments ie "please do not remove material without good reason" were also a bit abrasive considering we now agree that my amendments were made for a reason. Clearly we are are both interested in the quality of the article and of Wikipedia in general so maybe we should shake hands from (presumably)several thousand miles apart and work for the common good. I think the compromise amendments that have been made are absolutely fine. He is quite correct that this is an encyclopedia not a fan information site. I think the "headline" reference to a 2nd album (which I guess we are both looking forward to hearing), with fuller details in their chronological place is a correct approach to the structure of the article. We have both apologised for our comments and I am pleased this has come to a grown up conclusion. Keithmall 17:28, 26 March 2007 (UTC)