Talk:Peter G. Ossorio

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3. know this says need citations. have been adding. anyone know how to remove banner?

2. if anyone can find out how to get it so when you search just "peter ossorio" and not have to "peter g ossorio" would appreciate. this happens on google too, the wikipedia will come up with pgo but not if just po. tks tks

1. publications list ugly and unhelpful, know that, but still figuring out content. help always good.

1. I tidied the list to remove the odd line breaks. However, that odd line breaking made me think the list was copied from somewhere else - if it is a copyright violation it might have to go, or maybe it just needs a reference to indicate where it was copied from. More importantly though, is it really necessary to have such an extensive list or works? Surely just a list of notable works would do.

2. I created a redirect Peter Ossorio.

3. You can simply remove the {{refimprove}}, the first line of wikimarkup. However, I have notgone ahead and removed it myself because I have not followed up all the references, so I am not sure if they do in fact serve to verify what is written.

Astronaut (talk) 19:32, 10 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]