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::Now that a number of editors have challenged the submission you have made, please follow [[WP:BRD]] and direct your comments to the appropriate [[P-39 Airacobra]] talk page. FWiW, one of the concerns that has arisen is that attribution is required, as well, you may want to look at the writing style used. Your submission: "Tonapah, Nevada was an early training base for the pilots of the P-39 and much history and artifacts can be viewed at the Central Nevada Museum in the town of Tonapah !" is not posed in an encyclopedic format. Consider this version:"A display at the Central Nevada Museum, Tonapah, Nevada is devoted to the role of the P-39 in the Tonapah training base during World War II." <ref>[http://www.tonopahnevada.com/CentralNevadaMuseum.html Tonapah Army Air Force Base]</ref> In that way, you have established the context and notability of the statement, although it still could be considered a very minor aspect of the P-39's history. FWiW [[User:Bzuk|Bzuk]] ([[User talk:Bzuk|talk]]) 22:34, 16 August 2008 (UTC) |
::Now that a number of editors have challenged the submission you have made, please follow [[WP:BRD]] and direct your comments to the appropriate [[P-39 Airacobra]] talk page. FWiW, one of the concerns that has arisen is that attribution is required, as well, you may want to look at the writing style used. Your submission: "Tonapah, Nevada was an early training base for the pilots of the P-39 and much history and artifacts can be viewed at the Central Nevada Museum in the town of Tonapah !" is not posed in an encyclopedic format. Consider this version:"A display at the Central Nevada Museum, Tonapah, Nevada is devoted to the role of the P-39 in the Tonapah training base during World War II." <ref>[http://www.tonopahnevada.com/CentralNevadaMuseum.html Tonapah Army Air Force Base]</ref> In that way, you have established the context and notability of the statement, although it still could be considered a very minor aspect of the P-39's history. FWiW [[User:Bzuk|Bzuk]] ([[User talk:Bzuk|talk]]) 22:34, 16 August 2008 (UTC) |
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:::Absent more than wreckage at a Tonopah museum, which isn't notable in itself, it's going to continue to get reverted. And if you keep adding, you risk getting blocked, or banned, as a vandal. It seems to me you've got the right aims, just not enough to make it notable. Do you have (digital) pictures? Post 'em on the Commons. The museum might not make it [[P-39 Airacobra|here]], but maybe [[Tonopah, Nevada|here]]... [[User:Trekphiler|<font color="#1034A6"><small>TREKphiler</small></font>]] [[User talk:Trekphiler|<font color="#1034A6"><sup><small>hit me ♠</small> </sup>]]</font> 19:21, 17 August 2008 (UTC) |
:::Absent more than wreckage at a Tonopah museum, which isn't notable in itself, it's going to continue to get reverted. And if you keep adding, you risk getting blocked, or banned, as a vandal. It seems to me you've got the right aims, just not enough to make it notable. Do you have (digital) pictures? Post 'em on the Commons. The museum might not make it [[P-39 Airacobra|here]], but maybe [[Tonopah, Nevada|here]]... [[User:Trekphiler|<font color="#1034A6"><small>TREKphiler</small></font>]] [[User talk:Trekphiler|<font color="#1034A6"><sup><small>hit me ♠</small> </sup>]]</font> 19:21, 17 August 2008 (UTC) |
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January 2008
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TRON Music Arranger
Hi there. I reverted your earlier edit yesterday in which you had stated that Richard Bowden was the music arranger for the movie TRON. I see that you added that information again, so I wanted to let you know that I thought your information was incorrect. Here's why:
According to the IMDB entry for TRON (see "Music Department"):
- Richard Bowden: Conductor, Los Angeles Orchestra
- Jorge Calandrelli: Orchestrator
- Wendy Carlos: Music synthesizer performances and processing (she is also recognized as the main composer)
- Annemarie Franklin: Assistant to composer
- Michael Fremer: Music supervisor
- Douglas Gamley: Conductor, London Philharmonic Orchestra
- Jeffrey G. Gusman: Music layout
- John Mosely: Score recordist
- Tom Bocci: Music supervisor for songs (uncredited)
Also, I don't usually see music arrangers credited in the music portion of the movie infobox - this space is usually reserved for the main composer/performer credits as to who is most notable for the movie's music. If you feel that Richard Bowden's role as conductor of one of the orchestras was particularly notable, you're welcome to bring it up on the article talk page. If you have a reliable source that names Bowden as the person who arranged the music, that would help, but we should work toward consensus to include that (or any info about Bowden) in the article and/or its infobox.
Thanks! — KieferSkunk (talk) — 01:32, 29 January 2008 (UTC)
P-39 debris in Tonopah
Doesn't matter if you've seen it with your own two eyes, you will need a source that says it's true. Even then, the mention of this isn't nearly as important as you think. Binksternet (talk) 22:13, 16 August 2008 (UTC)
- Now that a number of editors have challenged the submission you have made, please follow WP:BRD and direct your comments to the appropriate P-39 Airacobra talk page. FWiW, one of the concerns that has arisen is that attribution is required, as well, you may want to look at the writing style used. Your submission: "Tonapah, Nevada was an early training base for the pilots of the P-39 and much history and artifacts can be viewed at the Central Nevada Museum in the town of Tonapah !" is not posed in an encyclopedic format. Consider this version:"A display at the Central Nevada Museum, Tonapah, Nevada is devoted to the role of the P-39 in the Tonapah training base during World War II." [1] In that way, you have established the context and notability of the statement, although it still could be considered a very minor aspect of the P-39's history. FWiW Bzuk (talk) 22:34, 16 August 2008 (UTC)
- Absent more than wreckage at a Tonopah museum, which isn't notable in itself, it's going to continue to get reverted. And if you keep adding, you risk getting blocked, or banned, as a vandal. It seems to me you've got the right aims, just not enough to make it notable. Do you have (digital) pictures? Post 'em on the Commons. The museum might not make it here, but maybe here... TREKphiler hit me ♠ 19:21, 17 August 2008 (UTC)
- Now that a number of editors have challenged the submission you have made, please follow WP:BRD and direct your comments to the appropriate P-39 Airacobra talk page. FWiW, one of the concerns that has arisen is that attribution is required, as well, you may want to look at the writing style used. Your submission: "Tonapah, Nevada was an early training base for the pilots of the P-39 and much history and artifacts can be viewed at the Central Nevada Museum in the town of Tonapah !" is not posed in an encyclopedic format. Consider this version:"A display at the Central Nevada Museum, Tonapah, Nevada is devoted to the role of the P-39 in the Tonapah training base during World War II." [1] In that way, you have established the context and notability of the statement, although it still could be considered a very minor aspect of the P-39's history. FWiW Bzuk (talk) 22:34, 16 August 2008 (UTC)
Your recent edits
Hi there. In case you didn't know, when you add content to talk pages and Wikipedia pages that have open discussion, you should sign your posts by typing four tildes ( ~~~~ ) at the end of your comment. If you can't type the tilde character, you should click on the signature button 
located above the edit window. This will automatically insert a signature with your name and the time you posted the comment. This information is useful because other editors will be able to tell who said what, and when. Thank you! --SineBot (talk) 17:47, 2 October 2008 (UTC)