User talk:Gustavus

Welcome!

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Djegan 17:32, 21 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Hey. My name is Keith Maye and I have contributed a few pieces on the Alumni of QCG and UCG to wikipedia. Noticed a couple of your additions and was very impressed by your work. Drop a line it you are interested in collaborating on anything to do with the history of QCG/UCG or on the history of Universities in Ireland in general. Also much thanks for updating and editing some of my contributions. Good luck with the good work!

NUI Galway/UCG category

An alternative has being proposed at[1] if you are interested. Djegan 19:40, 8 December 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Events happening in Dublin

Hi! As you tagged yourself as being in Ireland, I hope you don't mind me reaching out. We know have a recognised Wikimedia Community Ireland User Group and we have been running workshops and other events in Dublin and beyond. In case you are interested our next event will be this Saturday in Collins Barracks, you can find the details here. Smirkybec (talk) 22:22, 10 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Pentazolide

Hello, sorry to come back to this topic. I think it is clear that the right name for this anion is "pentazolide" and not "pentazolate". Check any trustable source on nomenclature. The argument of the references is not valid because when a first author publishes a new intermediate, cation, anion... gives it a name, which many times is incorrect (let's be honest, people are not good at nomenclature). After this, next authors copy what the first author did and it goes on and on. In this case, the (understandable) mistake of the authors came from the ending of the neutral molecule "-ol", but it has nothing to do with an alcohol. Wikipedia (and any other encyclopedia) should be aside of perpetuating mistakes from the literature. What should Wikipedia do in case there is an intermediate with many different wrong names given by different authors? Use the right name, of course. Let's make Wikipedia something to be proud of.Daniblanco (talk) 12:30, 2 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]