Talk:Oneonta Gorge

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Oneonta Gorge botanical area

I'll be nice about this, and assume someone didn't bother to read the first, and introductory paragraph to this person's great article. and, if it was read and a statement about gorges, instead of disagreeing as how to put this into a category correctly, .... Here's how to remedy anybody's confusion about how to put this in a category. Either list it at the beginning with a "|* " delimiter(Break line w/*), or with a "| ", an empty delimiter. Or a second obvious choice would be to refer to it on the top of the Category, as an Intro. After reading the first paragraph, (and the Atricle), I assume it should be just listed with Flora, or put at the Front with a delimiter. An alternate method is to list it at the end, but I have only done that for some special cases, and this doesn't qualify as any type of special case. It is simply a "botanic area" as laid out immediately. My personal goals are: .... to keep individuals with their ability to create, while not being blindsided or hindered, by things, ideas, etc. that could get in the way. (And if I can be retrained, almost anybody can) (from the Sonoran Desert of Arizona)...--Mmcannis 13:04, 3 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Pronunciation

This article would be improved by a pronunciation phrase. I have heard attempts along the lines of o need ahn tah. But I think the correct pronunciation is oh KNEE on tah. This is supported by many at Oregon Hikers field guide. —EncMstr (talk) 06:25, 8 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]