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I've just done a pretty major rewrite of the whole article, with the exception of the excellent history section which I've left pretty much untouched. The rest has been edited, wikified, and trimmed down (for example I've removed the 'places of interest' section, which had nothing to do with Penparcau, more Aberystwyth and area). I've also tried to make the tone of the article more like an encyclopedia and less like a travel guide. If anyone thinks I've pruned too much please do leave a note.

Cheers, PubLife 21:16, 2 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

What is the point of trying to write about an area when people keep leaving negative comments? Anyway I'll let you carry on and leave you to write about Faraday;) If this happens again I'll get your IPs blocked - moderator, diolch yn fawr.

Looks like some kid, looking at the comments a bit frightened to go out.

DrC: Council removed as social housing is now the term used. What do people think of the use of the term deprived, as it has negative connotations. I noticed it was rough, but obviously this can't be used as it sounds too colloquial and is relative to the area.

Language

I requested a citation a week ago, for the statement that Penparcau has the highest percentage of Welsh-speakers in the Aber area; the reference given ~ the UK gov't's census info ~ clearly shows that it does not, so i have removed the statement. Cheers, Lindsay 13:06, 28 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

This was edited to most Welsh language speakers, highest percentage would be an odd statistic to use.

Just came across this, out of interest what is the population size in relation to percentage? Often percentages are mis-representative when used in this way. Does Bronglais have a transient student population? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 91.84.179.66 (talk) 19:02, 4 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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Welsh IPA

I humbly, and in good faith, believe that a single Welsh IPA is sufficient, with that being the standard Welsh pronunciation (as opposed to that of one of the dialects). This cannot be ‘sourced’ as you are very unlilely to find a work that has transcribed the IPA for a comparatively unknown place in Wales. Therefore, if other editors insist on a source, we will be at an impasse.

What must be considered, then, is that when the Welsh pronunciations are self-evident due to phonemic orthography, the sourceable pronunciation will inevitably be from such works as travel books which give a very rough and Anglicized pronunciation. That would give a grave misimpression of the actual pronunciation ‘on the ground’.

I have made my edits in good faith, and don’t want to give the impression that I have not extended the same to other editors. I appreciate their efforts, and will try to better gain consensus. I do not intend for my edits to be adversarial. 2A00:23C7:7C81:9001:59DC:F6CC:E84C:1008 (talk) 00:00, 1 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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+== Welsh IPA ==
+I humbly, and in good faith, believe that a single Welsh IPA is sufficient, with that being the standard Welsh pronunciation (as opposed to that of one of the dialects). This cannot be ‘sourced’ as you are very unlilely to find a work that has transcribed the IPA for a comparatively unknown place in Wales. Therefore, if other editors insist on a source, we will be at an impasse.
+What must be considered, then, is that when the Welsh pronunciations are self-evident due to phonemic orthography, the sourceable pronunciation will inevitably be from such works as travel books which give a very rough and Anglicized pronunciation. That would give a grave misimpression of the actual pronunciation ‘on the ground’.
+I have made my edits in good faith, and don’t want to give the impression that I have not extended the same to other editors. I appreciate their efforts, and will try to better gain consensus. I do not intend for my edits to be adversarial. [[Special:Contributions/2A00:23C7:7C81:9001:59DC:F6CC:E84C:1008|2A00:23C7:7C81:9001:59DC:F6CC:E84C:1008]] ([[User talk:2A00:23C7:7C81:9001:59DC:F6CC:E84C:1008|talk]]) 00:00, 1 February 2024 (UTC)