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Hi, I'd like to create a "Science in Poland" template, but I don't believe there are any articles or lists that could be placed in this template. Right now there are only categories. Is anyone who's more familiar with these topics interested in whipping up some articles? I'm interested in lists of
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There are almost 800 Poland-geo-stubs now that I have finished moving stuff from Poland-stub (which is now down to less then 400 stubs). I think we can have not only Poland-struct-stub, but also create some administrative-division stubs, but I'd need help for this (especially how the stubs should be
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as a title, could be misconstrued by the world outside Poland — which, presumably, is the article's main reader — as referring to a children's-book heroine named "June" who lives in Poznań. I would suggest changing the article's title to something more communicative, like "Poznań 1956 protests."
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I copied the following from VIllage pump assistance. I know that this is not exactly Poland related but maybe someone with a fleeting interest in aquarium related things could help out. Mind you, good wiki/html skills are more useful than a knowledge of aquarium related things. I'd be grateful for
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I agree that 'December 1970' would be a useless title. I do think that some kind of reference to Poland in the title might be useful. Coastal cities events in Poland might be a better query hook. I checked out some google queries and the events seem to occur under a variety of terms ranging from
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I am not proposing getting rid of the existing picture, only suggesting that it would be useful to include this one on
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I wonder whether the title of this article is chosen well. Coastal Cities Events is a very generic term which is difficult to place and certainly not likely to be queried. (December) 1970 Insurrection in Poland or something similar seems like a better and more descriptive title.
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hej z ciekawości zauważyłem że jakiś Rosjanin daje dziwne dodatki do niektórych osób z
Rzeczpospolitej(zalicza ich do Rosyjskiej szlachty), nie wiem czy są prawdziwe, wydają się być troszkę rusyfikacyjne.Ja się w tym temacie nie orientuje zbyt dobrze ale może ktoś oceni ?
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I've also seen "regional partition" and alike in use. Anyway, any name seems fine to me. Just like
Appleseed I had the same problem of chosing between "Feudal dissolution" and "regional division", and usually chose the latter name, though the earlier seems fine as well.
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OK, how about just putting a link to that picture in the article, so that people can have access to it. This way the more sensitive users will not be forced to look at it. I mean, when I look at that picture, I'm ready to blow chunks, guys. Thanks for understanding.
190:że nic takiego nie ma w artykule(nawet gdy to wyrażnie pisze), artykuł nie jest na temat Kulturkampfu(choć o nim pisze), lub że jest o Polsce więc jest oczywiście stronniczy(choć nawet nie napisał go Polak).Zresztą sami zobaczcie.Mi już powoli ręce opadają. --
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Polskimi nazwami! Ja ze swej strony zajmę się Królewcem i Prusami Wschodnimi (za podszeptem Molobo). Do następnego (oby szczęśliwego) plebiscytu! Wasz Kosmak aka
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It's not better to stick to any single language. However, it's always better to ask for translation after the comment was made and not years afterwards in someone's RfA. This way you get the translation instantly.
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It sounds ok to me. What is the usage in related litarature? Other possible (used) names can be used as redirects and mentioned in the lead, I think (hopefully) the naming of this event will not be controversial.--
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I checked Davies, and he uses "period of fragmentation" or simply "fragmentation". If no one objects, I'll move the article to
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That picture is disturbing, to say the least! I don't know about you guys, but I would rather go with the existing picture.
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Jeszcze żaden z nas nie zdążył zagłosować, a tam już przynudzają. Zachęcam wszystkich do głosowania.
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281:miejscowości...--
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