User talk:Mherr
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Obesity
[edit]I see you have an interest in preventative medicine. Your experise on obesity is welcomed. However, I urge you to carefully read the article before making major changes. Some of your additions were duplications of material already included elsewhere in the article (e.g. diabetes risk). You also added a header at the top of the article with the title "overview"; a quick look at the manual of style will show the need for an intro. In general, paragraphs aiming to "overview" are unhelpful.
For a while I've been pushing for improvements to the article. However, that does not necessarily mean it should be bigger. Rather, before new material is added, some discussion needs to take place as to the relative merits of particular sources & facts and see in what forms they should be included. This has been my practice, and in the end it leads to better articles. Newspaper sources are generally "second best" to peer-reviewed journals when it comes to medical information (see WP:MEDRS). JFW | T@lk 12:20, 26 July 2007 (UTC)
San Jose Stealth roster
[edit]Hi. I saw your work on the Template:San Jose Stealth roster. As you can see at List of current NLL team rosters we typically try to avoid redlinks in the the template rosters. Once a page is created, then we usually wikilink them. Since you are working on adding pages, I figured I'd let it be for now. But in a couple days, myself or some of the other editors who update these pages will likely remove the redlinks. In the meantime, I corrected some of the links for instance: Eric Martin is a disambiguation page, while the individual you are referring would have an article created at Eric Martin (lacrosse). Also worth mentioning, the active roster section should only have 23 players. I realize rosters are not set, but your revisions now has the roster at 29 players, so there are some cuts to be made. -Mitico (talk) 20:29, 30 December 2008 (UTC)
- To answer your question from my talk page regarding the templates transcluding older version of the rosters, see Wikipedia:Purge. I generally use option #2 under "How to purge," but I guess its just a matter of preference. -Mitico (talk) 21:49, 30 December 2008 (UTC)
Roster
[edit]Hi... what pages have you created that are not linked from the roster? Looking over your recent contributions, I see you have created pages for Rhys Duch, Tyler Richards, Eric Martin, and Travis Gillespie, and I see all of those properly linked from the Stealth roster template. --MrBoo (talk, contribs) 17:18, 6 January 2009 (UTC)
Welcome
[edit]Welcome!
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Hello Mherr, and thanks for this article. Kameníková was a superb pianist, I heard some of her recordings. Keep up the good work. --Vejvančický (talk | contribs) 14:49, 9 September 2010 (UTC)
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