Talk:Nathan Moore (English musician)

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The quote about Nathan Moore giving up his management responsibilities is a direct quote from his official website. Please do not keep correcting it. Jud 18:28, 24 September 2006 (UTC)

• No correction, just relavance. :"Hi everyboad Nathan here" is not encylppedic.

Which should probably read as: <No correction, just relevance: "Hi everybody Nathan here" is not encyclopaedic.> I do not know what the problem was here, but direct quotes, even though they might be incorrectly spelt, should be quoted as they are actually written, if possible by adding a [sic!] right after the mistake (which is the case here). Anyway, I do not want to sound impolite, but I do have something to tell you both: first, quotes may be in fact slightly modified, if it is self-evident that something there is not right, possibly highlighting the edited bit; second, when it comes down to talking about corrections of mistakes, you should be more careful about your spelling, otherwise you risk to be considered as unreliable. OK? Sorry, but some things are NOT better left unsaid... Cheers! --TTZnju 20:07, 1 October 2007 (UTC)