Talk:I'm Not Dead
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The album is called "Long Way From Happy" so could someone please change this! My source [1] --L.a.m.b 18:01, 3 November 2005 (UTC)
The album has officially been titled "I'm Not Dead." My confirmation- [2]
I would like to know the source of the album cover.
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[edit] Infobox
Why was the infobox changed to...... well, not an infobox? An infobox looks much better and less messy (and not as US centric as this mutant one). Anyone else support changing it back? - RedHot 16:44, 16 April 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Decimals vs. Commas
Why does a specific editor (who I don't know) insist on changing the commas with decimals? As far as I've seen across Wikipedia, there are VERY few pages that use this method of "numbering"...please stop changing it (unless it's proper "wikipedia" format...which I don't think it is) Vikramsidhu 03:34, 14 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] awards
NO such thing as SILVER award for USA and platinum for UNITED WORLD CHART
[edit] Do we need 2
Whats the point in having the world album charts and the united world chart. Why cant we just have one. I'd prefer the united world charts as that is more reliable.
[edit] Charts
Why is the majority of this page chart trajectories? Is this really necessary? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by ShadowHalo (talk • contribs).
Whats wrong with having them there, why the fuck do you guys always delete shit that takes weeks to collect and. fuck i hate this place now
Yeah I totally agree with you!^^^^
- I've re-removed the chart trajectory per the guideline at WP:CHARTS. —ShadowHalo 11:15, 30 December 2006 (UTC)
- Why don't we just have one chart trajectory? I've added the United World Chart again because I thinks it gives an overall good vieuw of the sales worldwide. Some people think is nice to know these things. Maybe Wikipedia doens't consider it as a reliable source but on every wikipedia pages from music albums its alout to do so. For example look at Back To Basics from Christina Aguilera or at B'day from Beyoncé. [[Electric Storm89]]
Why did you delete the United World Chart trajectory again?
[edit] Explanation for major cleanup
I've just performed a major cleanup of this article again. It was riddled with problems, including blatant inaccuracies; for example, it was released by LaFace Records, not Arista. Tables are not necessary for track listings; just because information can be put in a table doesn't mean that it should. And having in the article every cover for every single from the album is completely unacceptable in relation to the fair use criteria. Please, keep things in line with the policies and guidelines. Extraordinary Machine 18:08, 21 March 2007 (UTC)
