User talk:Walshie79
AfD nomination of List of shibboleths
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Welcome and good job
[edit]It is sad how many times the first thing on someone's talk is a deletion notice. I apologize that no humans have contacted you to offer help. As you get to understand the community you will find that we are much friendlier than the warning signs.
You may want to check out the template I am going to add below. I see you have been active for while and have been helpful and useful. If you have any questions feel free to contact me on my talk. Sadads (talk) 21:39, 6 January 2010 (UTC)
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[edit]Hello. I wish to thank you for your contribution to the Asterism article.
Also prominent is the large Y formed by Arcturus, Gamma and Epsilon Bootis and Alpha Coronae Borealis[1]. This is more apparent than the "kite" or "cone" in light-polluted skies which render the fainter stars of Bootes invisible or difficult to see.
However, I am sorry to say that what you have written has some flaws. As I am offended when someone wipes out my work without explanation, I feel that it only proper to tell you what, exactly, is wrong.
- Comparing the Y with the Kite is superfluous. It is unnecessary to contrast the visibility of one asterism with another.
- The section that you modified is Constellation Aliases. Your "Y" not only is not an alternate name for Bootes as a whole, but also includes Alphecca in Cor Bor. Thus the grouping would be more properly placed in the Cross-border section.
- Most crucially, your Y is not actually a named asterism. Notice that the reference mentions only "a Y shape," not "the Y asterism."
For these reasons I have deleted the entry. However I wish to emphasize that that you should continue to edit Wikipedia. Better luck next time. B00P (talk) 05:51, 24 February 2010 (UTC)
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