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ukexpat (talk) 21:00, 13 February 2010 (UTC)

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The above is purely procedural - so that the pdf version can be deleted. – ukexpat (talk) 21:07, 13 February 2010 (UTC)

Your message on my talk page

I will take a look at your article as soon as I can. – ukexpat (talk) 21:07, 13 February 2010 (UTC)

I have reviewed and made a few formatting and layout fixes. I also moved it to Nine magazine which is more in line with Wikipedia's naming conventions and the magazine's actual title. I also added the {{Lowercase title}} template so that it displays with a lower case "n". – ukexpat (talk) 21:30, 13 February 2010 (UTC)

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More re "Your message on my talk page" (above on this page)

   I just fixed part of what a colleague seems to have discouraged you from (namely acknowledging niNe. magazine's styling of its title in the title of our article on the mag), some years back, in the message you received from User: ukexpat, and noticed you have, at User:QCollins/Nine Magazine, a Redirect to what i have turned into just a former title. I am taking the action, which is generally routine when renaming a page, of "bypassing" that old Redirect, by changing it to point to the new title. In this case, unusually, the page i'm about to change is of course (with only the most implausible exceptions) your business, and if i should turn out to be wrong about what will be most convenient for you, please let me know; i'll consider it my business to fix it if i have erred in editing your link to the article.
   The new title is niNe. magazine (or NiNe. magazine), and our facilities for accommodating such titles have improved substantially over the years, leading to my doing some cleaning up that takes advantage of newer WP features. From your point of view, the change i'm about to make on your page amounts to shortening the actions you need to reach the article, by one "soft redirect". That is, it would eliminate a (new) message telling you you have to click on a link in order to reach the article that you used to reach ... uh, without lifting another finger ... that comes up immediately upon clicking to your User:QCollins/Nine Magazine page. If what i describe is confusing (as is likely!), or in any way intimidating, i can put it back (ask on my user-talk page, and/or ask User: ukexpat -- who was editing as recently as 6 hours ago, and while not an admin, is a fairly highly trusted editor who has been given several levels of (extra) permissions). (Or surely any admin will do that and/or verify the safety of accessing it by the slightly novel route). (And -- if i haven't confused you, uh, yet, i'd also be glad to explain further.)
   Thanks for your patience!
--Jerzy•t 07:12, 4 August 2014 (UTC)

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