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Hi. Can you tell me what "This was in no small thanks to the aforementioned.." in your edit is supposed to mean? I don't understand it. --Rodhullandemu (Talk) 12:18, 21 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Your song edits

Hello! Good job on all the hard work you're putting into expanding the articles on various M People songs. There are a few small problems though. Sometimes the text you add contains too many positive adjectives that while perfect for reviews or blog posts are not appropriate for Wikipedia. You also haven't supplied any sources to back up the claims you made with respect to how the songs were recorded, the videos made, and so on. I tagged a couple of the articles you worked on but if someone else comes along and sees those articles they might end up deleting a lot of your content since it's not properly referenced. There are also some technical matters. Song titles are enclosed in double quotation marks like this: "Awesome Song" as opposed to the self-link like you did [[Awesome Song]] which results in Awesome Song. (Note, the first mention of the article's subject should be bolded with the triple quotes but each successive mention would be with double quotes.) Also it's easier for browsers to parse the straight double quotes found on most keyboards instead of employing the slanted versions which distinguish between opening quotes and closing quotes — I'm guessing you edited a lot of the text using an outside program like a word processor.

Anyway, you've done a lot of good work and I hope you keep it up keeping in mind some of the issues I listed here. If you have any questions or comments you can reach me at my talk page. Thanks. SQGibbon (talk) 20:00, 14 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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Itchycoo Park (MPeople version)

Hello, the reason I am opposed to the M People cover having its own infobox is because then we'd need to make infoboxes for all the cover versions listed on the page which, at my count, would be five more. That many infoboxes would overwhelm the page and turn it into an ugly mess. SQGibbon (talk) 19:42, 17 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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M People singles

I appreciate "How Can I Love You More?" had two releases however the second is a re-release with new mixes so according to Wikipedia guidelines both singles should be mentioned in the same article. This is due to the fact Wikipedia articles should be about a song not a single, which in many cases is the same thing but in this its not. The article should therefore be about the song, "How Can I Love You More?", which was first released as a single in 1991 and re-released in 1993. The same applies to "Colour My Life" which was also released twice. The content you were planning to write for the original release of "How Can I Love You More?" should now be incorporated into the already existing article.

Anyway, thank you for your hard work in creating these articles. They have been needing creating for a long time, especially since all of the singles are top 40 hits! — Dell9300 (talk) 20:23, 20 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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re:Itchycoo Park (MPeople version)

As far as I know and as far as I understand your question, yes you can create a new page for the M People version of the song. Obviously it has to meet Wikipedia standards for notability and such, but assuming that it does then it should not be a problem. Looking through the archives of the rock'n'roll project I see that there is a lot of disagreement about whether cover versions should ever have their own articles. I think in some cases it is reasonable but don't be surprised if some people come along and disagree with this. SQGibbon (talk) 19:12, 28 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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M People photo

The template doesn't change anything. You need to go back to the file and template and state why you believe the image doesn't violate non-free content rules and why it should not be deleted. An admin will make the decision about it. We hope (talk) 17:48, 6 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

I have reverted your edits to the file and the page because no decision will be made until an admin considers it, as said above. We hope (talk) 14:31, 7 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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Mpeople

Hello Ebuaki,

I really don't remember anything about the discussions we had and I know nothing about this band or anything related to their music. When I edit Wikipedia it's entirely about reverting vandalism or cleaning up stuff that isn't inline with Wikipedia policies and/or guidelines.

So there are some confusing things about your message to me:

"I refer you to the page i created on Wiki several years ago on MPeople's single (Itchycoo Park), sometime ago you removed the page for this song as it is a cover version of a Small Faces song and features only on their page and you thought that by featuring the MPeople version underneath the main Small Face Single of Itchycoo park would be 'messy' as there are four other covers."

Looking through my messages to you on your talk page, I see that I never said anything against creating a separate page for MPeople's version as long it met Wikipedia's standards for notability and had the required reliable sources. My comment was entirely about not cluttering up the page with a lot of infoboxes. There are now many more covers listed so providing infoboxes for each seems even more like a bad idea.

As for the other examples you listed, I neither allowed nor disallowed anything related to them at all. At least in the case of 'Don't Look Any Further' I think the amount of space given to MPeople's version is horrible. It's way too long -- longer than the what is said about the original version! -- has too few sources and too much original research. The amount of space used in the Kang Gang version is far more reasonable.

The page for 'Someday' is also problematic and needs to either be removed or overhauled as well as it has no sources supplied whatsoever.

So no, I am not being inconsistent, I am just not aware of everything that's on Wikipedia. But now that I am aware of how unencylopedic and how much these other songs violated Wikipedia policies and guidelines I might look into fixing them if I have the time and energy. SQGibbon (talk) 22:43, 25 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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