User talk:KingPie01

Dean guitars

Hello and thanks for your recent activity to improve Dean guitar articles. I wanted to remind you that generally when editors makes changes to the articles, they are doing so in good faith and per Wikipedia policies. For example, Wikipedia requires articles to be sourced with independent, reliable sources - see Wikipedia:Verifiability. While the Dean web site is a good source for basic facts, if you are going to make claims about certain guitarists being "famous users" or similar, you need to be able to back that up with an independent source. An example would be a magazine article that says that guitarist is notable for playing Deans. So if someone adds a template to the section requesting sources, that is meant as a request for you to do so. If you can't, the section should be removed.

Any questions, just ask! --Spike Wilbury ♫ talk 20:26, 17 July 2007 (UTC)

Dean V

Please don't remove "citation needed" tags without providing any citations. Corvus cornix 17:43, 18 July 2007 (UTC)

WikiProject Guitarists newsletter

The WikiProject Guitarists Newsletter Issue III - July 2007
Project news Hey everyone! It's been quite a while since the last newsletter went out but it's time to tune up those guitars, set the amps to 11, and rock out a bit. Or for us old guys, put on the fingerpicks and set the amp to 3. A lot of people have been laboring away at guitar articles and their efforts are to be applauded. If you haven't edited in a while, why not pick an article from Category:Stub-Class guitarist articles and expand it? Or better yet, pick one from the article requests and create it. More tasks can be found on the main project page in the WikiProject Guitarists open tasks box. I went through the member list and moved anyone who hasn't edited a guitar article in two months to the inactive section. If you're getting this newsletter, it means you are still in the active list. See you around --Spike Wilbury ♫ talk 21:47, 18 July 2007 (UTC)	Volunteers needed The Guitar equipment task force needs editors to work on guitar equipment articles. Many articles for guitar manufacturers, guitar models, amps, and effects are basically one-sentence stubs or written like advertisements. If you're interested in this type of article, visit the task force page to sign up and browse Category:Guitar equipment task force articles for things to work on. If you are interested in assessing guitarist articles, please see the assessment department. At one time, we had it cleared out, but there are now a lot of articles in Category:Unassessed guitarist articles.
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Categories

Howdy - there is no need to add Dean guitar articles to Category:Guitars. They are already in Category:Dean guitars which is a subset of Guitars. Make sense? --Spike Wilbury ♫ talk 22:20, 18 July 2007 (UTC)

Same goes for Category:Dean guitars. It is currently a subset of Category:Electric guitars by manufacturer which eventually ends up under Guitars. No need to also add Guitars as a category.

vandalism on Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys

Please do not vandalise pages on Wikipedia by piping links to inappropriate articles. Persistent vandalism of this kind may result in you being blocked from editing. Thanks DJR (T) 20:08, 31 March 2009 (UTC)

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