User talk:Wikianon

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History

2007-10-20T16:32:04 | new articles | notepad | vandal info

cats and interwikis

I guessedf you meant trireme... Thankis for the note. Rich Farmbrough 20:19 19 October 2007 (UTC).

Citation on Galileo Galilei

Thanks for the citation you recently added to the Galileo Galilei article. I have reformatted it to make it more consistent with the style used for most other citations in the article. Please take a look to check that you find the changes satisfactory. In particular, the details I added for the reference to Brodrick's book may not be for the same edition you were referring to. If not, please correct them. —David Wilson (talk · cont) 14:32, 20 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks

Hey, thanks for improving the referencing on 1/0 and adding the WCCA nominations. That ought to keep the article going for the foreseeable future. I'm undeleting, rationalizing and readding the image of Junior as we speak. Type. As I type. --Kizor 20:38, 30 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Reactor dynamics

To someone inexperienced in such things, a 4-millisecond time estimate may sound like someone's best guess...but to a nuclear engineer, these sort of post-event analyses are quite within the realm of solid mathematics and engineering. The SL-1 core had a well-known amount of reactivity, and its control rods had a well-known cross-section for neutron absorption...etc., etc.

BTW, the 20 gigawatts is cited elsewhere, as I recall, but there's no need for it as NASA's analysis can stand on its own. If this sort of thing isn't within your realm of experience and/or education, you might want to focus on something else. No harm, no foul. --24.28.6.209 (talk) 00:09, 10 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Maasia & Culture Merger Proposal

Practically no one else has joined this discussion. I think it is time to take a next step, and delete the now very redundant, etc etc Culture article. Most of what is in there is now in the Maasai artilce. Can you facilitate that, or do I have to wade through it myself? Steve Pastor (talk) 00:07, 15 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Please look at the work I have done on the Maasai article. Note that all material from the Culture article has been preserved on the Maasai Discussion page. Will you join me in a call for deletion of the Culture article? (And tell me how to get that going?) Steve Pastor (talk) 19:52, 24 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

hi

Are the term "Akali" and "Nihang" one and same thing ? Jon Ascton (talk)

Burmese cat

Hello. With this edit, you broke the referencing in the burmese cat article. Do you think you could fix it so that it still does what you want? What were you trying to do? Skittle (talk) 14:33, 12 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]

(copy of my reply on your Talk page) I have changed the references style with a note on Talk:Burmese (cat). They weren't really broken; I was trying to move towards a separate bibliography section as per Wikipedia:Footnotes#Style recommendations, but I would agree that there are too few frequently used cites to do this yet. -Wikianon (talk) 17:05, 12 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]