User talk:Davidzuccaro/Archive 1

WikiProject Melbourne

Hi, David, and welcome to the Wikipedia. Seeing as you've listed yourself at Wikipedia:Wikipedians/Australia as being from Melbourne, why don't you drop by the WikiProject Melbourne and help add something to the Wikipedia about our city?

Be sure to visit the Project talk page, and if you are interested, you can become a member.

Here are some WikiProject Melbourne articles which attract a high number of "page hits" but are only rated as Stub Class, or otherwise need additional citations or attention:
Suburbs:	Derrimut, South Wharf, Menzies Creek, Save Our State (Australia)
Landmarks:	101 Collins Street, 120 Collins Street, Bourke Place, Hamer Hall, Melbourne Mint
Events:	Melbourne International Festival of Brass, Melbourne Underground Film Festival, Great Bookie Robbery, Extreme weather events in Melbourne
Transport:	All of the stations on the Puffing Billy Railway need expanding or merging to the main article, especially the request stops which are just tin sheds
Sporting Clubs:	Caroline Springs George Cross FC
Streets:	Little Bourke Street, Hardware Lane, Hosier Lane
People:	Alannah Hill, Meek (street artist), Vexta
Institutions:	Eltham High School, Glen Eira Town Hall, Boxing Day Test
Venues:
Miscellaneous:	Collins St., 5 pm, Yarra Valley, Coops Shot Tower, Melbourne Talk Radio, Melbourne University Publishing, The Herald and Weekly Times,
Edit or discuss this list.

TPK 13:51, 12 Jun 2004 (UTC) (My talk page is at User talk:Hypernovean).

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Hi! I did that because from "what links here" on 450, it links to Gladiator, and Gladiator gives that date - so it was a bit of laziness on my part, sorry about that (that is something I really should have caught...). Adam Bishop 00:35, 17 Jul 2004 (UTC)

re: History of Rome

Replied here. Blackcap (talk) 01:15, 8 December 2005 (UTC)

Userboxes

I slightly adjusted the formatting of the userboxes on your userpage. Hope this helps a bit more. — Nathan ^(talk) _{/ 17:33, 28 July 2006 (UTC)}

Greenstone

Is there *really* nephrite jade in Australia referred to as greenstone? Can you give a web link? --Snori 05:33, 30 October 2006 (UTC)