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[edit]Glad i could help, your page is nice, Chip carriers on de.wikibooks. ZyMOS 19:06, 2 March 2007 (UTC)
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[edit]Hi! My name is Valerie Williams, and my father was Wally's cousin. I am the family genealogist, and collected a lot of information about the family back in the 1970's. I only got to meet Wally once because I was in NJ and he was in Sarasota. However, he and my uncle Craig were best friends, so I always heard about his family.
Unfortunately, both his wife Marilyn and eldest child Cindy died 2 years ago. Fortunately, I had a long conversation with Marilyn to clear up some details, and add information to my genealogy about 4 years before she passed away.
I'd like to add some of this information to his Wiki page, but it seems to be locked.
You have done a fabulous job, and if you would prefer me to give you the information and have you add it that would be fine with me.
Thanks, Valerie Valbethw (talk) 17:59, 15 October 2016 (UTC)
- Hi. I just double check if there are any locks. Wallace Minto was redirecting to Minto wheel. This is objectivly wrong.
- (It is also easy to trace back the reason: The Article Wallace L. Minto was created 2015, the Minto wheel)
- Wallace Minto is now redirecting to Wallace L. Minto.
- Similar issue with Wallace Minto (scientist) and Wally Minto.
- The two content pages Wallace L. Minto and Minto wheel do not seem to be looked.
- Eitherway, I prefer to work with publicly available information.
- I am also a bit skeptical about some of the statements about Wallace L. Minto in the current article. Specifically "atomic explosion in his family home" and "Minto invented the Minto Wheel, as a gift to the Third World countries" seam to me like over statements of the true facts and events. (This has also something to do with culture - in the german speaking region, we separate Science, Physic, Engineering and Invention more strictly and tend to understate, especially when summarizing.)
- Anyway - I mainly see my self as an technical animator for Wikipedia and things surrounding that. Biographies are not my field of expertise.
- If you would like to honor the memory of your relative, I would suggest to publish your information as a book.
- The book could then be used as reference for further generations. This only indirectly affects the Wikipedia page, but has the advantage, that a reference copy in a university library will be there unaltered for centuries.
- -- MichaelFrey (talk) 06:41, 16 October 2016 (UTC)
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