Talk:The Cavalier Daily
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Woot for self-promotion.
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Remind me when I get around to it to change all the "only newspaper at U.Va." mentions in the article to "only daily newspaper at U.Va."
[edit] Info Box
The newspaper infobox is totally non-compliant Wikipedia code -- it's written in HTML, rather than standard Wiki markup. I took the time to mark it up properly, which somebody undid two days later, with the comment "People read the article, not the coding. That old box seems to look a lot better than the June 10th revision." If somebody has a problem with the look of Wikipedia, perhaps it would be best to take that up through proper channels, rather than hacking together an HTML-based workaround.
Unless somebody provides a decent reason for why the Cav Daily's entry should not adhere to Wikipedia standards, I'm going to fix the infobox again. --WaldoJ 02:17, 14 July 2006 (UTC)
