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i am a newer,i just learning how about everyting here. |
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:Hi, it appears that [[Lingwu]] has been redirected to [[Lingzhou]], but if you feel that they are both different, please go to the Lingwu article and edit it And then redirect the Lingzhou article to it! Regards |
:Hi, it appears that [[Lingwu]] has been redirected to [[Lingzhou]], but if you feel that they are both different, please go to the Lingwu article and edit it And then redirect the Lingzhou article to it! Regards [[User:Dep. Garcia|<b style="color:red;">Dep. Garcia</b>]] <small> ( [[User talk:Dep. Garcia|<span style="color:green;">Talk</span>]] [http://en.wikipedia.org/enwiki/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Dep._Garcia&action=edit§ion=new +] | [[User:Dep. Garcia/Help Desk|<span style="color:blue;">Help Desk</span>]] | [[User:Dep. Garcia/Complaints Department|<span style="color:orange;">Complaints</span>]] ) </small> 15:14, 12 June 2007 (UTC) |
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:If I understand you correctly, then Lingzhou is a historical name for the city currently know as Lingwu. Is this correct. If it is, then you are correct there should only be one article under the name Lingwu, with a redirect from Lingzu. I will restore from the redirect and make a suggestion that the two pages be merged. From there I will let people who know more about the subject than I do sort it out. [[User:Dsmdgold|Dsmdgold]] 16:33, 12 June 2007 (UTC) |
:If I understand you correctly, then Lingzhou is a historical name for the city currently know as Lingwu. Is this correct. If it is, then you are correct there should only be one article under the name Lingwu, with a redirect from Lingzu. I will restore from the redirect and make a suggestion that the two pages be merged. From there I will let people who know more about the subject than I do sort it out. [[User:Dsmdgold|Dsmdgold]] 16:33, 12 June 2007 (UTC) |
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Dsmdgold:you are right. |
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Dsmdgold:you are right,Lingzhou is a historical name for the city currently know as Lingwu. Lingwu now is one of important city in China since 2004,because a great plan about turn coal to |
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oil build here, this is a item not only for industrial ,but also,for war time. the work just begining, one of my classmate in collage work there now. |
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The item about Lingwu called"ning dong" item in china, "ning dong" means "ningxia east", the item will change coal to oil if one day Singapore Strait be blocked by USA at war time. All of these items as apart of "return taiwan to China" war prepare. |
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The war and industrial both need the oil as a driver, China is poor oil country,but some area in China like live is full of coal,in Lingwu, everywhere you can find coal if you dig a deep hole, Lingwu is a real big hard coal 200km by 200km. It is enough for using in both industrial and war. |
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The big river in China called "yellow river"("pin yin:huang he") pass through Lingwu, so Lingwu is only super coal mine have enough water for industrial. |
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Before China mainland start a war with Taiwan, this item only partly useful. |
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Hi, I note that you created a page on the Chinese city Lingwu, we already have an article for that city under the name Lingzhou, so I redirected your article there. If that Lingwu is a better name for that article the article, then the article can be renamed Lingwu and Lingzhou can be a redirect. I can help do this if you need it. Of the article nmae doesn't need to be switched, them any content you can add to Lingzhou would be very useful, as it is currently a ver short article. Dsmdgold 12:00, 12 June 2007 (UTC)
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Dsmdgold,
i write a article with title "Lingwu",and soon i can't find it again. and Lingwu is different with Lingzhou,bucause Linghou is only use 100s years ago.now only lingwu is using. what shall i do? i am a newer here.thanks.
i am a newer,i just learning how about everyting here.
- Hi, it appears that Lingwu has been redirected to Lingzhou, but if you feel that they are both different, please go to the Lingwu article and edit it And then redirect the Lingzhou article to it! Regards Dep. Garcia ( Talk + | Help Desk | Complaints ) 15:14, 12 June 2007 (UTC)
- If I understand you correctly, then Lingzhou is a historical name for the city currently know as Lingwu. Is this correct. If it is, then you are correct there should only be one article under the name Lingwu, with a redirect from Lingzu. I will restore from the redirect and make a suggestion that the two pages be merged. From there I will let people who know more about the subject than I do sort it out. Dsmdgold 16:33, 12 June 2007 (UTC)
Dsmdgold:you are right.
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to the top of Hillrunner. Redfarmer (talk) 02:31, 27 January 2008 (UTC)