Talk:List of World War I veterans

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Page moved - read the naming conventions. --Jiang 10:43, 13 May 2004 (UTC)

[edit] Better as a category

Do we really need this list? A category would be so much better and easier to maintain! Maybe we even already have such a category somewhere... Lupo 08:44, 8 November 2005 (UTC)

[edit] To 134.53.x.x

To the editor editing from IPs 134.53.x.x: on Richard Glücks: just posting an article consisting of a single URL is not helpful, especially not if that URL doesn't make it immediately clear where the beef is. I had to hunt around quite a bit until I found Glück's bio starting on page 100. At the very least, make an article on a person contain the name, birth and death dates, and a sentence describing who the person was and/or what s/he did. Then add the URL(s) under a heading "== External links ==". Your Richard Glück (note the misspelling) article was deleted twice; if you hadn't added your comment on Pohl Trial, I'd have never seen anything about him. On a side note, editorial comments belong on talk pages, in that case, on Talk:Pohl Trial (where I would have seen it, too). And a final comment: why don't you sign up? It's free, and has several benefits, both for you (such as watchlists, fixed handle despite changing IP numbers) and others (easier to communicate). Lupo 08:44, 8 November 2005 (UTC)