User talk:Luke C
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Hello, Luke
I'm contemplating upgrading the Opera North page, and see that you've altruistically improved the Grand Theatre reference even though you don't list opera among the sorts of music that you like.
I've only been Wikipedia-ing since 15 December and am still learning. I cribbed the User Category from the bottom of your page, but then discovered that it's possible to specify England/Yorkshire rather than the UK, so I've altered my page to do that (there's a White Rose symbol that can be added, too - see Template:User_Yorkshire). BTW, in the Wikipedians_in_the_United_Kingdom listing you're listed under U (for User) rather than L for Luke - something wrong there.
When I first came to Leeds (1971) I used to stand in the Kop at Elland Road watching Bremner, Giles, Lorimer, Jack Charlton, Eddie Gray, European football ... oh, and much more recently I used to have to fight my way through Notre Dame students when walking down Woodhouse Lane at about 0840 on my way to work in the Brotherton Library.
Andrew --GuillaumeTell 18:25, 2 January 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] City of Leeds infobox
Why not make this a template, rather than using the same code more than once? Also , I would contest WP:FAIR on the use of the LCC logo you uploaded on anything but the main Leeds pages, I had a similar thing happen to me with the UoD template. — cBuckley (Talk • Contribs) 18:56, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] City of Patras peer review
Dear LukeC,
user Project2501a has initiated a peer review effort for the article Patras. Check it here: Wikipedia:Peer review/Patras. I have seen you have contributed much in the past and that you have done wonderful job for the article on Leeds. Could you help us with your ideas to make it a feautured article? Thanks, --Donnerstag 14:07, 23 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] License tagging for Image:Regenerationcover.jpg
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[edit] Pope Pius XII image
There is no need to thumb that image. It really makes it look uglier. Best to just leave it like that. Its obvious that its a book cover and the title is already visible in a much larger font than the caption would be. savidan(talk) (e@) 15:04, 3 July 2006 (UTC)
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