User talk:Monkeyinaspasm

License tagging for Image:New coat of arms.png

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Gwydianthia is nominated as an article for deletion

Sorry, but I do not feel that Gwydianthia is noteworthy enough for inclusion at this time. There are no references. There are no other sources. And exactly who is Richard Gill? Risker 06:02, 10 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Image copyright problem with Image:Pulse_logo.png

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License tagging for Image:Web logo.jpg

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Image:Royal_Coat_of_Arms.jpg listed for deletion

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Disputed non-free use rationale for File:Article-1200883-05C6E1B8000005DC-445 468x698.jpg

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Deutschland sucht den Superstar

Hi, - by a chance i dropped into the artcle on the Germany version of "Pop Idol" and/or "Amercan Idol", respectively. (Deutschland sucht den Superstar) where I found some of your edits. That's why I address myself to you now.

I have a problem correcting the Info box; - I don't know why, but my edits don't get added. Could you, or anyone else reading this, please replace the following terms/words:

“broadcasting station” instead of “network”

„televised“ instead of „filmed“

“hosted by” or “hosts” instead of “starring”

To be honest: in form and content the entire article is poorly written to such an exent that a complete revsion would be strongly recommended. In addition it's often pepped up with cheap tabloid material and totally negligible and insignifact fan stuff (also taken from various websites and homepages).

BUT: - the whole subject, especially most of the contestants, listed up there, and even credited by own paragraphs (most of them fell into oblivion again quite immediately after the end of the seasons in question or - even worse - after their own leaving/voting out), is unimportant in such a manner, that I don't have any ambition to "rewrite" the article.

According to the orthography and the diletant use/translations of German terms and words (in my perception), I asssume that it's written by a German teenager of, at the best, high school age.

Regards--Bylot (talk) 13:31, 26 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Orphaned non-free image (File:Mainstage icon.png)

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Orphaned non-free image File:Pulse logo.png

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