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Sarina State High School
Did you read the article before you slapped the advert tag on it?
I think it is actually a quite derogitory nasty piece of work. Garrie 03:23, 9 March 2007 (UTC)
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Elliot Prior
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Tricresyl phosphate
Hi there. I removed everything about TCP and airplanes from the TCP article. I know that you contributed to this section so, I apologize if my action offends. These kinds of claims require serious references (books, refereed journals), not blogs and websites. A pretty substantial literature exists on the hazards of TCP. If you can be patient, which could tax your will power, you can be assured that others will add some good references about the risks that concern you. There are plenty of technically minded editors roaming around that do this kind of thing. Cheers and best wishes, --Smokefoot (talk) 00:14, 12 March 2008 (UTC)
- Thanks for the notes. And sorry to question your patience. It is tricky trying to communicate in this way and not come across as surly, etc. Now to my partonizing mode: experience on the Wiki-chem articles shows that people concerned about toxic chemicals tend to be pretty insistent. Unfortunately, these same editors often weaken the very cause they are passionate about because they get impatient (they just "know" there's a problem and sometimes convinced that a conspiracy is afoot), etc. So the chemistry editors, who dont really have an angle to push one way or the other, they just like good sources, are often targeted by outraged defenders of what they "know" to be a "dirty secret." A fairly sure-fire approach to publicizing a particular chemical hazard is to cite a few great sources (not web-stuff) and to keep the wording sober. End of patronizing speech! In any case, I am going to leave the TCP thing alone for the moment, but it is likely that other editors will scrutinize the sources and ask for edits and better sources. Nice talking to you, and happy editing.--Smokefoot (talk) 17:32, 12 March 2008 (UTC)
L98
Good plan batman, go for it —Preceding unsigned comment added by Teta (talk • contribs) 20:53, 27 November 2008 (UTC)
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Hello, I didn't go through the Titanic II page history enough to realise that you put the bulk of the work into forming the article. However I'm afraid that by your nominating Replica Titanic for deletion you yourself opened up the proverbial "can of worms". I'll grant you that the Palmer proposal has a public web site and the design progress is there to be seen. However we don't know how far the Gous project advanced before it was abandoned. Until Palmer actually starts construction and a ship begins to take shape his project remains no different from the earlier Replica Titanics that never materialized into steel. Stephen Payne, who has some experience designing ocean liners, says that the timeline from drawing a line to represent the length of a ship to delivery is approximately four years. So unless something undergoes sea trials by 2015 it isn't going to happen. NightSt✷r talk 22:49, 15 September 2012 (UTC)
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Please see my message at Talk:Titanic_II. There is an ongoing edit war from new users and ISPs who make changes that the ship is under construction but don't provide any citations. My previous request for page protection was denied. You might be able to help. Blue Riband► 18:57, 12 February 2016 (UTC)
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Hello, you might want to look at an AfD discussion here: Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/TITANIIC. This is another project that is all bluster and no substance much like the SS Titan Foundation some years back. However you put a lot of work into the Clive Palmer Titanic II article but it would not surprise me if that were to go up for AfD as well. The comments that I see on the TITANIIC deletion discussion indicate that some editors feel that widespread coverage is not enough to outweigh WP:CRYSTAL. While I thought Palmer was serious about building the ship it looks like it has been all but officially abandoned. We have no RS of any work being done since Deltamarin finished what they were paid to do through 2014. Blue Riband► 23:25, 15 July 2018 (UTC)
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