User talk:Wifey93

November 2014

[[File:Information orange.svg|vandalism and have been reverted or removed. If you vandalism2 --> Eric444 (talk) 23:12, 7 November 2014 (UTC) excuse me but you are misunderstanding. I was updating the page as others have done on the night of the CMA Awards. One of my updates did not work properly so I could not erase it but the chart that I updated is accurate. I'm an editor just as you are so you have no right to attack me and accuse me of vandalism. I should say that possibly you don't know what you are doing as I have seen you editing others posts too. Obviously I have updated pages before so I am aware of what to do and how to do it. Don't comment on things you don't know.... Sorry to be so abrupt but there was nowhere for me to reply when you first attacked me on here on weds night after the CMA Awards. I do obviously know the difference between the ACM and CMA but if you look at any posts where those awards are tagged it always takes you back to the same page whether you click on CMA or ACM. So blame whoever created those pages but I figured nothing wrong in updating pages since I was watching the awards. I'm a huge Keith Urban fan as must you be if you are consistently updating this page. I keep a close eye on his career so I know what he's up to and therefore what to update. I always research before I change and update anything. Thank you.[reply]

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Here is a copy of a message I sent to WikiPedant regarding edits to the Burl Ives article. I send it to you because you are one of the few who still cares about proper punctuation. What say you about all this? Shall we petition the bosses for a correction to the MOS? Best wishes to you from a man who eats chutes and leaves for breakfast.

OK, your edit must stand, but as any copy editor will tell you, Wikipedia MOS is wrong on this and in contradiction of reputable style manuals (Chicago, AP). Punctuation, with very rare exceptions, goes inside the quotation marks, even with song titles. (Ref. CMS 5.10) The reason for this is not grammatical or semantic, it was a compositors rule, back when text was written for publication. The fact that Wikipedia will not be printed is a poor justification for laziness and relaxation of standards. Au revoir. SamJohn2013 (talk) 14:09, 21 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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There were references added as she is a real person Wifey93 (talk) 23:42, 14 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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