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Again, welcome, SqueakBox 20:26, 2 December 2006 (UTC)

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World's largest cities

This article is already sourced, every entry in it builds on the report of the UN. In order for a list of this kind to be meaningful, the same source has to be used for every city. A list where individual sources are used is not only less reliable, it has also been shown already that it leads to chauvinism when users try to find sources enlarging their own city, much as you are doing now when you are trying it with Guadalajara. This matter has already been discussed for quite some time and it was agreed that it's necessary to have a single, neutral source for all the entries. That is what we have now, and the introduction to the article clearly states that it builds on the UN data. Individual sources for individual cities will be erased. JdeJ 07:57, 31 July 2007 (UTC)

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Why your bias against Monterrey??

First of all Robert, I would like to tell you I dont have absolutely nothing against your city, Guadalajara, but without hesitation, you have a incredibly bias against my city, Monterrey !! Why do you always try to hide all the facts that puts Monterrey ABOVE Guadalajara? Why so this bias against all the regiomontane culture??? Try to understand Monterrey has OVERPASS Guadalajara in almost all aspects, do not get blind against that. Monterrey is the industrial center of Mexico, the most important financial center (Until I know, you dont have an own bank in you city, as we with Banorte), the most educated city in Mexico and a very long etc. Even Guadalajara is most important by the cultural side, this is not a really sense if we try to determinate which city is most important for the whole country. Finally I found this endless discussion is futile, so it represent a mutual lack of respect for the people of both cities. I invite you to have a friendly (I am not kidding) dialogue with me, here's my email if you want to discuss this issue

Ing. E. Guerra Monterrey, N.L. iqega1972@gmail.com —Preceding unsigned comment added by 140.212.213.40 (talk) 02:56, 28 March 2008 (UTC)

misunderstanding

I, for some reason, thought you had stuck the information about Guadalajara's name in the sports section. I realize now that you modified the lead. I thought that info was already in the lead.Thelmadatter (talk) 14:28, 11 February 2010 (UTC)

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