Talk:Trams in Germany

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While Doco has rightly or wrongly followed the suggestion of moving it to trams in Germany I thnik this is still not right and I'll move it to trams in Europe becuase Germany is a major member of the European Union, many tramways have survived elsewhere in Europa and some are being resistated, particularly in France.Myrtone (the strict Australian wikipedian)

Myrtone, there has been a consensus at Talk:Articulated tram about this. The parts moved from there are far more than sufficient to justify an article of its own, and just because you don't think it "deserves" an article of its own does not give you reason to mindlessly shuffle things around. Given your previous edits and track record, I'm beginning to assume malice instead of stupidity from your part. Be warned that your actions may be regarded as vandalism. --Doco 01:33, 3 May 2006 (UTC)

I just wondered why the city with the second largest net of tramways wasn´t in the list of towns with trams. So i added Leipzig and propose to add more informations about the Leipzig tram service, because of its long tradition (horsepowered trams since 1872)its regional importance (with about 123 million passangers per year) and the curiosity of a tramtype developed and build by the tram service providing company([1] which maybe also fits into the Kurzgelenkwagen passage)