Talk:The Boy Who Followed Ripley
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-- To 71.193.216.103 who just made the edits to my article: I agree with most of your textual amendments, but do we really need hyperlinks for articles about such terms as "passport" and "kidnapped"? Who on earth doesn't know what a passport is? And if they're having problems with comprehending simple terms, how about they use the search box? ;)
Seriously, Wikipedia is desperately over-linked as it is. I intend to remove some of the more ridiculous ones, unless you get back to me in a couple of days.
Removed redundant hyperlinks.
[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:PatriciaHighsmith TheBoyWhoFollowedRipley.jpg
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[edit] Oxymoronismus
"emotionless compassion" is what, exactly? Perhaps you meant "disinterested compassion"?PiCo (talk) 13:52, 23 May 2008 (UTC)
