User talk:Fee mercury moon

Just informing you about the copyvio notice at Steve peregrin took... Andre 08:23, 8 Aug 2004 (UTC)

And another at Steve Peregrin Took. You're risking being banned from editing since what you're doing is totally illegal. - 4.16.255.28 08:39, 8 Aug 2004 (UTC)

See Talk:Steve Peregrin Took - things are clear. Andre 09:28, 8 Aug 2004 (UTC)

Excuse me 4.16.255.28 but please verify your facts before accusing me of doing illegal things. I might be new to Wikipedia but I am doing it with honest and honourable intentions and have never plagurised anything in my life.

Hi...I'm afraid the comment via 4.16.255.28 was mine. I had no idea that the content of the Took articles was yours as there was no reference to that in the articles. Please accept my apology for the misunderstanding, and welcome to this crazy thing called Wikipedia. - Lucky 6.9 19:20, 9 Aug 2004 (UTC)

Many thanks Lucky 6.9 (Fee)

Thanks for Edit

Thanks for moving the picture I took downward slightly. It looks much better where it is now. Britmax 12:41, 11 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

No Problem :-) I have also added it to the Bolan's Rock Shrine entry for the 2007. Unfortunately user Ckessler keeps getting rid of the entire entry and redirecting it simply to Marc Bolan :-(

Proposed deletion of UK underground

The article UK underground has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

Underground culture exists in many countries in different periods and using different media. The more important of these are already covered in articles on Wikipedia. This focus on one area (Notting Hill) and one short period (late 60's) is unsourced and is Original Research. Two reference links are dead, the other link is to the original creator's own fan website. The UK underground scene has changed over the years and will mean different things to different people. "UK underground" or "UK underground scene" is an attractive proposition for an article, but as it is a non-notable term (in that it will be used to refer to different things at different times, depending on the speaker) it cannot be used in the same way that Beatnik or Hippie or Madchester is used. It is too vague

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Articles for deletion nomination of UK underground

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Unreferenced BLPs

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File source and copyright licensing problem with File:Rolan Bolan Harry Feld Bronze TAG Tree 2002.jpg

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AfD nomination of Bolan's Rock Shrine

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Conflict of interest warning

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Senior Wikipedians

WikiProject Wikipedians aged 70 and older has been inactive for some time. The following three proposals may help invigorate this project.

Change the name of this project to WikiProject Senior Wikipedians.^[a]
Open membership in this project to users who are at least 60 years of age and have made at least 50 edits in the past year.^[b]
Open supporting membership in this project to users who are less than 60 years old but have made at least 50 edits in the past year and support the goals of this project.^[c]

Suggested goals for this project:

To support collaboration and communication among members for the advancement and improvement of Wikipedia and the Wikimedia movement.
To encourage older people, retired people, and soon-to-be-retired people to participate in Wikipedia both for the advancement of the encyclopedia and for their own personal enjoyment.
To encourage older people to share their experience and expertise for the improvement of Wikipedia.
To encourage older users to use their experience and expertise to help younger and less experienced users.
To encourage participation in local and regional Wikimedia events.
To sponsor Wikipedia meetings and classes at places where older people gather.
To advocate for the elimination of ageism and sexism in Wikipedia and the Wikimedia movement.

Notes

^ The current name of this project, WikiProject Wikipedians aged 70 and older, is somewhat cumbersome and excludes participation by any users under the age of 70 years.
^ This current minimum age limit of this project is 70 years. A minimum age limit of 60 years should permit the participation of most retired users. The minimum activity level of 50 edits per year is arbitrary. A minimum activity level indicates continued interest. Members who do not meet the minimum activity level shall be moved to inactive status. Members who have died shall be moved to memorial status.
^ A new class of Supporting Members allows those users under 60 years to support the goals of the project. Users approaching the age of 60 years may wish to become supporting members in anticipation of reaching the minimum age limit for members.

Please add your suggestions for this project at Senior Wikipedians. Thank you, Buaidh talk e-mail 01:15, 10 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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Elder Wikipedians

My proposal to make extensive changes to WikiProject Wikipedians aged 70 and older was a bust, primarily because many users felt that the term "Senior Wikipedian" implied a higher ranking Wikipedia membership. Therefore, I am making two less ambitious proposals:

Proposal #1. Change the name of "WikiProject Wikipedians aged 70 and older" to "WikiProject Elder Wikipedians".

Proposal #2. Drop the minimum age requirement to 60 years.

Please respond to Elder Wikipedians and let us know what you think of each of these proposals.
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MediaWiki message delivery (talk) 00:32, 12 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]

[1] The current name of this project, WikiProject Wikipedians aged 70 and older, is somewhat cumbersome and excludes participation by any users under the age of 70 years.

[2] This current minimum age limit of this project is 70 years. A minimum age limit of 60 years should permit the participation of most retired users. The minimum activity level of 50 edits per year is arbitrary. A minimum activity level indicates continued interest. Members who do not meet the minimum activity level shall be moved to inactive status. Members who have died shall be moved to memorial status.

[3] A new class of Supporting Members allows those users under 60 years to support the goals of the project. Users approaching the age of 60 years may wish to become supporting members in anticipation of reaching the minimum age limit for members.

[a]

[b]

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