Talk:List of number-one hits (Denmark)

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I am against deleting full records of Danish albums #1s as was done on the Danish Charts page. The replacement pages leave a lot to be desired. Not only all the yearly album data was scrapped, a valuable data surely, the meticulously updated list has been replaced by lists that stopped in March 2011 even for singles and have not been updated ever since as the creator of those pages stopped updating them. I have reverted back to old comprehensive list. If anybody wants to keep this list on a weekly basis with separate albums and singles year by year, be my guest. But please don't delete loads of relevant data replacing them with inferior incomplete and complicated data. werldwayd (talk) 08:51, 21 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Regarding singles, I have now established annual lists for all years. But I will continue keeping from 2007 onwards the comprehensive much more detailed singles and albums joint format for Denmark. When there is a decision to separate the albums from the singles, please inform me so that I can establish a separate annual albums listings before deleting the joint listing werldwayd (talk) 05:39, 22 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]

A colleague has deleted all data for 2007 saying that there was no official reference. Well, Tracklisten that took over in November 2007 did publish official data starting week 43 which is dated 2 November 2007. So deleting that "official" part of 2007 from 2 November 2007 onward is not merited and I have reinstated them. As for weeks 1 to 42 also deleted by colleague, Tracklisten that was keeping records from much earlier on released itself these charts "retroactively" going back to week 1 2007 based on its own figures and calculations and these charts do exist. They were its calculations proper for number 1 as different from Hitlisten that used to compile data on a different basis. In any case I am ok for pre week 42 being deleted, but week 43/2007 on should stay by all means. In fact when the colleague does go to the charts on http://www.hitlisten.nu/ and pressses Opdater, he will see all the charts that he deleted from 2007 and earlier... up till Uge01/2001 werldwayd (talk) 06:47, 29 March 2013 (UTC) werldwayd (talk) 06:54, 29 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]