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I do not appreciate you reverting the edits I made to Wetherby Town Hall. The text was incomprehensible and in places plain wrong. I visited Leeds Library to find out what book had been used and referenced it properly. Stop vandalising it. Esemgee (talk) 17:41, 1 March 2014 (UTC)
I can follow a conversation wherever it is written. Your version of the article barely made sense. I am not alone in considering your revert as unconstructive, in fact I doubt you recognize just how poor it was. Esemgee (talk) 20:57, 3 March 2014 (UTC)
I revised the article based on its poor English, too many headings (all part of the building's history), muddled incomprehensible section on the Chapel (did you even understand what it really was?), too many pictures, unnecessary See also section, poor/incomprehensible references, and inconsequential information not suited to an encyclopedia. I copyedited it so it could be understood by anyone, added standard references and another user improved them. You removed the references we added a second time along with a section labelled Structure which was referenced from a very reliable source and removed important links, How can I not regard it as vandalism? Perhaps YOU should provide a "constructive break down" of how I have 'vandalized' it. I doubt you could. You are supposed to read a source and then rewrite it in your own words not add what's on the page in some sort of plagiaried version. And by the way don't patronize me on my talk page again, I started a conversation here and will look for anything constructive YOU have to say here. I can access the book quite easily but I shall have to wait until I can visit Leeds Library and if you add more inconsequential drivel I will remove it. Esemgee (talk) 17:29, 4 March 2014 (UTC)
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Le Grand Départ
How was it further down the Headrow? :P I've got some nice pictures of the start, although literally everyone had their cameras up at the start. Sceptre(talk)23:12, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
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Sheffield Editathon 22 November 2014
There will be an editathon on Saturday 22 November in Sheffield, the theme is historical authors and printers from the Yorkshire region. Project members would be very welcome either to join them on the day or make suggestions on the project page.
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