User talk:KirrVlad

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Fernanda Seno

You posted the following to Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Fernanda seno:
"Sorry, I was unable to find the inexistent article's talk page. Nor do I know what a deletion review looks like or what the rules for posting there are. Please don't kick me out, I just wanted to express that the "we agree with the portuguese wikipedia! argument is no longer valid. She did exist, was a recognized, acclaimed and toponymical-ubiquitious poet, as the Portuguese and German wikipedias now acknowledge. So maybe someone could help me with the uphill effort of keep submitting(no other term for it) articles on Portuguese language poets only to see them deleted as vanity-something-or-other, which is almost funny as almost all of those I have tried to add to the English language wikipedia have been long dead. Post-mortem vanity? No such thing. Right?... —Preceding unsigned comment added by KirrVlad (talk • contribs) 13:47, 15 April 2008 (UTC) "

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Phil McGraw

Please refrain from making unconstructive edits to Wikipedia, as you did to Phil McGraw. Your edits appeared to constitute vandalism and have been reverted. If you would like to experiment, please use the sandbox. Thank you. Ward3001 (talk) 16:15, 21 May 2008 (UTC)

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December 2010

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August 2012

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  Final 'nag', did you mean to put the text at the top of the Kellie Waymire page here? (I reverted your edit btw. ) - 220 of ^Borg 19:02, 1 August 2012 (UTC)

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Administratively united parishes

Before you continue to alter civil parish names, please be aware that I will challenge those names. As much as the political name may include "União de freguesias", this is likely a temporary term. Until a final decision has been made by the IGP, there is no clear indication that those names are valid beyond the legality of the politico-administrative context. As you should be aware, most of the freguesia articles refer to the geographic context and not the political alone. People are not going to be using that affectation when referring to merged regions: these civil parishes will continue to exist as separate geographic areas, even if the political evolution continue. Since the IGP is the arbitrator of geographic context, the use of União de freguesia in article namespaces implies a subject matter that does not exist. I realize that Wikipedia PT has not arbitrated on this subject (and they themselves do not arbitrate on Wikipedia EN), but it is premature to start creating long-winded names, when they will likely change with the IGP ruling. Even then, Wikipedia EN (and I refer you to Wikipedia:Article titles) states that article names should be natural, concise and consistent. Further, the intended creation of União de article names has the affect of creating non-existent pages or red-link pages for items that may never result in article in the foreseeable future. Regardless, I apologize for reverting in total, since changes to the presidents and party affiliations are naturally important to content (a bug exists in the Rollback functionality). Regarding this subject (administratively united parishes) I suggest continuing the conversation on Wikipedia:WikiProject Portuguese geography in the appropriate sub-heading. ^{ruben jc} ZEORYMER (talk) 20:07, 8 December 2013 (UTC)

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Portuguese in the United Kingdom

Hi. Thanks for your edits to Portuguese in the United Kingdom. Sometimes I feel like I'm the only editor maintaining most of those immigrant group articles, so it's good to get some help. Cordless Larry (talk) 06:55, 27 May 2015 (UTC)

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Confidence and supply does not exist in Portugal, it is a non existing concept in non-Westminster governments

Furthermore it does not fit the agreements signed which include no guarantees or promises of either confidence or supply.

BRD

WP:BRD describes a general process that you in this edit [[1]] should have discussed - please read and in future is is polite to follow what it suggests. I am unsure of your reasoning for including the Azores and Medira in this list - the list is horrible enough and does not need every county's dependencies listed (unless perhaps if their dependencies are in a different hemisphere to the "home" territory). Andrewgprout (talk) 07:21, 3 December 2017 (UTC)

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Minor edits and Lana Del Rey quote

Two issues:

1. Please don't mark edits as "minor" unless no one could possibly object to what you are doing. It looks like you are marking every edit as minor.
2. In this edit you changed a simple typo to a corruption of the actual quote. Please do not alter quotes to change the person's statement. If it is absolutely necessary because of a painful grammatical mistake (which it was not in this case) please notate that in square braces/brackets per the editorial standard.

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