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2015 Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras season edit
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I must insist that you stops to make this "Reserve squad" edits. As i say, there is no "Reserve squad". The squad is not split by competitions. An example, Cleiton Xavier didn't sign to the "Reserve squad". Guilherme (talk) 23:35, 11 February 2015 (UTC)
- Yes, there is no Reserve Squad. No, there is a Reserve Squad. Let me explain that.
- What is the point to put names in the list, that can not play for the team? As long as the first stage of the competition is being played (later four substitutions are grant), they are not allowed to play! Later, when it ends I'll merge it again - if the premier competition also has a limit number of registered players. Then I'll get the information and divide again.
- For other visitors of the site, wikipedians, and fans of the team, this way is much easier to follow as the others are simply ineligible.
- As for the templates at the bottom, here's the thing: a lot of articles about football clubs' seasons has this pattern. And it is quite simple. For Palmeiras the templates are the exactly the same for all the seasons, and it's important to keep it clean. Putting unnecessary competitions templates' are not clever because it have no connection with the URL of the article! At all. There is no need of that.
- Simply ineligible? For the "fans" or the "visitors", as a "Reserve squad" information, what they gonna think? they will think that these players are of a "reserve" or a "B" team, which don't exists. And here you are the man of the "patterns", just you take a look at the other teams seasons, This division doesn't exist. Guilherme (talk) 00:24, 14 February 2015 (UTC)
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HRE edit
Hello, I reverted your change to the HRE lead because this issue was discussed at length here. There is disagreement in the sources over which date the HRE begins, so we chose to discuss both and not state one as definitive. Before the current lead was drafted, there were frequent re-wordings around the 800/962 issue, while this version has been stable for over two years. Please do not change the text without discussing first. Thanks, Laszlo Panaflex (talk) 16:10, 12 June 2016 (UTC)
- That's alright. But then again, that particularly article needs a bit more clearness. Maybe putting a note after the year in the box...? For example: 800/962[a] with [a] standing for "800 as East Francia, 962 as Holy Roman Empire". Maybe in this way is better for the reader to take this in mind, that the formation of the HRE is a bit blurry and the reader will take note to this controversy.
- Other controversy in my point of view surrounds the article Kingdom of France. If you take a look, it states 843 as the year of the foundation of the Kingdom. It's commonly known that 843 is the year of the formation of West Francia; the primarily stage of the Kingdom. Maybe again, changing to 843/987 with (or without) a note to explain? It is just ideas in order to follow a pattern or something. Cheers, Gabriel (talk) 16:39, 12 June 2016 (UTC)
- I'm not so concerned about the infobox, since the lead deals with the distinction clearly. Looks like the KoF lead does as well. The infobox is just a summary, so detail is necessarily left out. I wouldn't be opposed to a note to clarify, though. Laszlo Panaflex (talk) 17:22, 12 June 2016 (UTC)
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