User talk:OperaticNun

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February 2010; overlink on disambiguation page

hi,

fyi, i reverted your recent edit to The Count of Monte Cristo (film).

in the event you don't already know, entries on a disambiguation page almost always get only one link per entry. (see MOS:DAB)

for example:

if a film-title entry has a wiki article, the film title gets linked (blue) and any cast member that might be listed gets NO link.
if a film-title entry has no wiki article yet, the film title gets linked (red) with a link (blue) on a cast member (or director) listed.

the idea is to keep the disambiguation page extremely short/clean, but in the event of an entry without a wiki article, at least to send the reader to some page closely related to it.

regards.--98.113.187.11 (talk) 02:03, 15 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Cool, thanks OperaticNun (talk) 02:11, 24 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Voluntary code of conduct

Hi OperaticNun,

I notice you have placed the ribbon of the British-Irish Voluntary Code of Conduct on your user page. Thank you for doing so.

Could I ask that you sign the code of conduct if you feel comfortable with it. I hope to get some momentum behind a greater spirit of collaboration between British and Irish editors and the more names the better.

Many regards, --RA (talk) 21:42, 9 April 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Theatre Project collaboration

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