TheDarknessVisible

I'd like to discuss your inclusion of Gothic Beauty. The band you mentioned as examples are not gothic rock. Ministry is industrial and Lacuna Coil is nu metal/metal. Gothic rock is guitar based goth music. Just because a band is called goth doesn't mean that they are gothic rock, or even really goth for that matter. Also, the bands you listed are not on the gothic rock band list on here because they are not gothic rock. Gothic Beauty does not concentrate it's coverage on gothic rock. It is a fashion magazine that does a few articles on bands. Bands that mostly are not gothic rock. - Crescentia

AfD nomination of Toronto Goth Scene

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Good Job

I'm totally impressed with your overhaul of the Toronto Goth Scene article. Even if it's deleted because of earlier votes, I want to tell you that the article is indeed B-class now (in my opinion, anyway) and you did a great job. --Iriseyes 15:05, 1 April 2007 (UTC)

Categorys

I don't know if you're aware of this or not, but your userpage is showing up in actual catagories only meant for articles; like Category:Goth... if you put one of these ":" between the "[[" and the C then it won't. - Deathrocker 03:36, 4 April 2007 (UTC)

Elegant Gothic Aristocrat

From some quick googling though, it looks like the look is basically derived from this one brand's clothing. Here's one wp:rs that seems to indicate that: [1] and one not-so-reliable (but seemingly independent) source that suggests the same thing in clearer terms ("b. Elegant Gothic Aristocrats (EGA) ONLY MOITIE OR THINGS THAT LOOK LIKE MOITIE. YOU WILL BOTHER JAPANESE LOLITA AND ME IF YOU DO NOT FOLLOW THIS.").[2] See also [3]. 140.247.250.128 20:31, 17 April 2007 (UTC) (This is user:Calliopejen1, I am on an enforced wikibreak as of yesterday so therefore am not logged in now. But now I'm stopping editing anonymously too, so unfortunately I won't be able to update this article myself.) I also just added some more info to the talk page.

Maddox's mention of the Nokia E70

Hi. Maddox's mention of the Nokia E70 was the most notable thing to happen to that phone, yet the main editors of the Nokia E70 won't have his link included. If you have an opinion on this, please volunteer it on the E70 talk page. Thanks.--Loodog 02:53, 27 August 2007 (UTC)

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Kudos

The Toronto Goth Scene article is fantastic! I hope you get just as interested in other local topics... Maury Markowitz (talk) 17:17, 8 March 2011 (UTC)

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