User talk:Kooo/Archive 1
Yes, the copyright is attributed to me. Sorry if that conflicts with GDFL - I didn't realise I coudn't maintain my copyright on it if I put a GDFL on it. (I'm no expert in these matters.) I'll remove my name from the copyright. --dmmaus 05:20, 20 Sep 2004 (UTC)
Bush article title
[edit]Go to Talk:Bush. It talks about a page move I suggested that no one has yet responded to. Any objections please explain in detail. 66.32.254.51 23:35, 28 Oct 2004 (UTC)
- I agree with the suggestion. --kooo 23:49, 2004 Oct 28 (UTC)
- Well, why did you say I should do it?? Only registered Wikipedians are allowed to move pages, of course. 66.245.112.204 23:57, 28 Oct 2004 (UTC)
- I didn't remember that. I thought that you wanted "your" edit ;) ... Everything is done now. --kooo 00:02, 2004 Oct 29 (UTC)
Terve! Could you translate this article to Finnish, even briefly! Note, that german for Kazan is Kasan, Estonian for Kazan is Kaasan (or Kasaan).
Could you find in Finnish mass-media any informatoin about Tatar diaspora of Finland (espetially about Ismal and Cämilä singers) and make an article about then briefly. (If it will not difficult for You)
Thank you!
- Sure thing, I'll take a look at it tomorrow. --kooo 21:03, 2004 Nov 9 (UTC)
Ascii EU flag
[edit]"Nifty ASCII EU flag. Sadly it doesn't quite work in most fonts. Did you do it by hand or algorithmically? --fvw* 17:47, 2004 Nov 27 (UTC)"
- Thanks. I did the base on a program and improved it by hand. What font would you think shows it the best? I thought I should reply here, although I haven't seen any ethiquette of talk-page behaviour. :) --kooo 18:30, 2004 Nov 27 (UTC)
- I think it generally shows up best in non-serif fonts. On the subject of EU flags (not that I'm strictly in favour of that kind of thing), have you seen User:Grunt's signature? Kind of nice, as abuses of unicode go. Not the correct number of stars though. About talk page etiquette, it is rather undocumented, I figured it out by trial and error not too long ago. Generally one is expected to reply to someone on their talk page. If you want to you can also put your reply on your own talk page, but most people don't. I generally copy&paste the entire conversation thread from my own talk page (from the edit box so as to preserve links and such) back to their talk page and then reply under that. Still, it's very much non-standardised, so pretty much do what you want however you run the risk of people not seeing your response if you reply only on your own talk page. --fvw* 19:47, 2004 Nov 27 (UTC)
- I set up some preferred fonts now, you may suggest some more to the list if you wish. It should work better now for those people, who dont have the font courier set up as default font (I do). Does it show up ok? --kooo 09:52, Nov 28, 2004 (UTC)
- I think it generally shows up best in non-serif fonts. On the subject of EU flags (not that I'm strictly in favour of that kind of thing), have you seen User:Grunt's signature? Kind of nice, as abuses of unicode go. Not the correct number of stars though. About talk page etiquette, it is rather undocumented, I figured it out by trial and error not too long ago. Generally one is expected to reply to someone on their talk page. If you want to you can also put your reply on your own talk page, but most people don't. I generally copy&paste the entire conversation thread from my own talk page (from the edit box so as to preserve links and such) back to their talk page and then reply under that. Still, it's very much non-standardised, so pretty much do what you want however you run the risk of people not seeing your response if you reply only on your own talk page. --fvw* 19:47, 2004 Nov 27 (UTC)
Polish football tables
[edit]Hi. Where are you copypasting those scores/tables from? Please do not submit copyrighted material. --kooo 05:39, Dec 10, 2004 (UTC)
- Information is never copywrighted. Descriptions, comments and opinions are copyrighted.