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[edit] Section heading
I'd like to change the gloria myths section title, not for lack of creativity, awesome title heading, just not very encyclopedic sounding.--Briaboru (talk) 14:52, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
- Hi, I'm the person who expanded the stub and added that detail (it's a pet peeve of mine that so often music isn't fully and accurately credited, especially in the digital age), as well as the section head. Thanks for the courtesy of announcing your intention here, and for the compliment! I find subheads the least inspired writing on the planet, and on occasion perhaps my sense of humor gets the best of me in the interest of creating a hook without rendering the subsequent fleshing-out redundant. But you're right, beyond a certain point (as here) it's more appropriate for an article in a magazine than for one in an encyclopedia, and I don't object to a change. Thanks again for the heads-up! Abrazame (talk) 23:43, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
