Talk:Wolfgang von Weisl
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From "Von" to "von"[edit]
First of all, "von" is not a title. Though it usually indicates nobility status, it is a predicate. A title would be something like "Duke" or "Count." Secondly, it is always lowercase when it follows a title (civil, military, or noble) or a name. For example: General von Moltke, Dr. von Weisel, Prince von Bismarck, Max von Baden. In these cases, "von" is equal to "of" in English or "de" in French, and you don't capitalize those, either. Poldy Bloom (talk) 16:04, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
Structure[edit]
The meme is in extensive need of revision, because many terms are used without context. For example, the reference to Eretz Israel is prefigurative of the future State of Israel, and needs a link to the meme, with footnote. Similarly, many other terms of specific meaning to a student of Israel need further clarification, possibly in a link. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 90.193.93.16 (talk) 22:43, 7 April 2019 (UTC)
Heavy PR[edit]
Adulatory passages:
a national hero.... Weisl's last 2 articles were published, sealing his intellectual activity which encompassed thousands ...