User talk:Alexthe5th

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FORTRAN H disambiguation

The disambiguation in the Forth article seems uneeded, as there is no reference at all to FORTRAN H in the linked Fortran entry, and most (all?) readers of the article wouldn't find it confusing, as FORTH appears to be the program executable name for the H compiler, as FORTG was for the G. Can we find another way of disambiguating that's more appropriate than right at the start of the article, where it simply serves to confuse rather than illuminate? Alex 13:34, 12 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I agree - the start of the article is simply confusing, and in retrospect wasn't the best place to put it. I've moved it to the disambiguation page, since there are likely very few IBM S/370 programemrs out there anymore. :) Thanks for the feedback - Alexthe5th 02:27, 13 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks -- much appreciated! Alex 09:26, 13 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Golden Tee Golf

Need some help in trying to "unadvertise" the page...what needs changing? It's kind of tough to find third-party "verifiable" info on Golden Tee - the Incredible Technologies website (www.goldentee.com) is basically the only place to get "good" info...
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