Talk:Mikontalo
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Someone removeed the paragraph about the "Mikontalo Wake Up" song, arguing that it wasn't true, but absolutly it, so I write it again.
it's f.ing true. i want to shoot them in the head.
I agree for the removal of aricle... Song is not an usual thing - some spanish guy thought that is very clever to sing this with happy birthday melody year ago which was popular just for one erasmus "season"...Sorry..Mikontalo has more than 25 years of history...
Even if some people don't like it, the song it's actually singed every week, it has become a tradition. You can love it, or hate it, but it is there. I only wanted to say that the song it is singed in these last years.
You can write everything in wikipedia in the correct encyclopedian manner. tradition is tradition, nowadays is nowadays - Now, You start to distinguish the small difference! -->but, It's not enough!So, other story is that Mikontalo has certain regulations FOR EVERY STUDENT - your passage will give bad impression to people reading this article - that everything is allowed in Mikontalo(You know maybe about severe duscussion in itlist about Mikontalo rules) and You can sing at night "Mikontalo wake up"!!!You will just give bad impression about international students and erasmus program also...Regulations are for everybody - if you want to sing the songs to wake people - You are just raunchy simpleton(that can be found in every dormitory around the world)...If you want this passage to live - add some words that this song is sang by drunken fools early in the morning..Ex: --> Nowadays, some minority of drunken fools(most of them international erasmus students) use to sing "Mikontalo wake up" early in the morning", although there are certain regulations against it. - that is the true story suitable for wikipedia!Sorry man - be civilised contributor not a provocator! --Mik Gigs 16 December 2006 (UTC)
After couple of years living in Mikontalo I can confirm that the "Mikontalo Wake up" has appeared in October 2006. If it becomes a "tradition" some International students, it remains a main burden for about 800 people living in the surroundings. It will probably last for a semester or two but will go with the international students themselves. New songs/hymn might be invented by the students but in any case they don't have their part in the main "History" of this Finnish Student Building. On top of that, as said by the previous person, this is an encyclopedia. Writing such things about Mikontalo would make it a tale book. --Julien Fourgeaud 17:38, 17 December 2006 (UTC)
