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Your edits to WAVES should not have been marked "minor" and should have comments and references. You have consistently been marking your edits as minor, when, in fact, you are making significant changes. Mhjohns (talk) 21:10, 21 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]

The article Hayride (cocktail) has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

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I marked this article for deletion for the reasons above. Are there any other reliable sources to indicate notability for this cocktail name/recipe? SaMemax737 (talk) 18:22, 5 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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Thank you for editing the entry of one of the greatest classic cocktails: The Hanky-Panky! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanky-Panky_cocktail

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Could you please help support this statement by providing a citation? I know the cocktail community and myself would love to explore further.

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Hi! I've noticed you've expanded multiple phaleristics articles I've been heavily involved in for the past few years. Firstly, thank you, your input is appreciated and quite valuable, always a pertinent historical development. My only concern is as follows, a lot of the info you include in "historical background" is taken from the intro para at the top of the articles. I used to do the same, I originally created my articles with a simple albeit complete description of the award and then went on to "historical background" or "award history", it looked good and made perfect sense, and it still does. But... After creating and expanding dozens of articles, I began requesting reviews in the hope of upgrading the articles' classes, I was getting a bit frustrated at seeing "START CLASS" or at best "C CLASS" for articles that in my humble opinion, had covered everything short of the molecular structure of the dyes used to colour the ribbon! The many reviewers were almost anonymous, the intros were simply too short, that one big sentence simply didn't cut it, and they suggested incorporating the historical bit in the intro... Hence why most articles where you see me in the article history are structured as such. Have you encountered the same comments? Have you tried to have articles reviewed? I assure you this isn't criticism, I'm delighted somebody with a common interest is improving these articles, I'm just wondering if we share the same frustration... Personally, I've given up trying to get a phaleristics article even close to GOOD ARTICLE, there simply isn't enough "meat" in the subject. Even when including historical data, one has to restrain himself from simply repeating the info contained in the article for that particular event that is already linked in the intro... SIGH What do you think? To "H" with article ratings and go for logic? Fdutil (talk) 15:50, 15 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Sorry, I wasn't clear. I was actually thanking you and also asking for your opinion. Keep large intro paras or go for a "historical background" para with a single description sentence at the beginning of the articles? Like I said, I've given up on any chance of upgrading these articles above C class so... I'll stop merging historical paras into the intro and go back to creating articles exactly in the format you are amending them to. Since you're contributing a lot I figured we might as well do the same thing and not undo each others work for nothing. Cheers! Fdutil (talk) 23:24, 18 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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