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editIn order to avoid edit warring changes of era need to follow the guideline at WP:ERA. I've reverted those changes. As you are new, there's no reason for you to have been aware of this. Dougweller (talk) 14:21, 19 December 2012 (UTC)
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editYour edits to List of Oz books has destroyed the table formatting of the table elements you disturbed. I doubt that was your intention. I have reverted your changes for now, but if you would like, you could go back and make your changes correctly this time (I assume you are an Oz expert, if not I wouldn't suggest making the kinds of changes you made). Be sure to always Preview your work before Saving, to prevent this kind of thing. It is also not necessary to Save multiple times while editing one article, instead the usual practice is to Preview your edits every so often while editing, then Save only once. Good luck. —Prhartcom (talk) 21:00, 23 March 2013 (UTC)
- Welcome, Hridith Sudev Nambiar, to Wikipedia, and I am glad to hear you are indeed an Oz expert—the project needs them. Please feel free to watch all the Oz articles and do anything you can to make any corrections to any problems you discover, write any improvements where needed, and apply consistency across them all, if you'd like. I am new to the Oz articles also but have a few years of editing experience. I plan to treat what is already edited there with respect (as so many editors have contributed) until I see good opportunities to help. Again, good luck! —Prhartcom (talk) 16:25, 24 March 2013 (UTC)
Structure of List of Oz books
editHridith, can you please help me understand something about the List of Oz books: As I understand it from reading the article, the list of Oz books considered "Other Oz books", beyond those written by Baum, are classified into two categories:
- Orthodox Oz Sequels that were founded on L. Frank Baum's original canon
- Unorthodox Oz Sequels that do not follow L. Frank Baum's original canon
And I see in the first sub-section of the "Other Oz books" section, we have orthodox Oz sequels (by Ruth Plumly Thompson, etc). It is a well-written sub-section. But I am confused by the second through sixth sub-sections in this Other Books section, which of the two categories are they? Do they follow the canon or not? And do we really need so many sub-sections? How is one different from another? I am confused by the meaning of some of them, and these new titles are not helping (I would never use the word "sometimes" in the encyclopedia). Maybe this structuring of the sub-sections needs to be made more clear. What are your thoughts? —Prhartcom (talk) 03:56, 27 March 2013 (UTC)
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Komala Party of Iranian Kurdistan
editDear @Hridith Sudev Nambiar:Hridith Sudev Nambiar, Thanks for adding information for Komala, but what you added those are not true! The Komala is a social democrat party, fighting for federalism since 2000 Your views are for Komala from CPI KOMALAH The following link is theirs, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Komalah_(CPI)[1] I hope you can correct it
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Thanks a lotKak kayvan (talk) 07:25, 21 April 2021 (UTC)
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