User talk:Daiyounger
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Hi, Thank you for your comment at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Germany. We normally add new things at the bottom of our project page, so I added a heading and moved it to the bottom of the page. It would help if you named the relevant articles there, but if you don't wish to be that public, feel free to answer here, or on my Talk page. --Boson (talk) 01:34, 10 December 2007 (UTC)
Large parts of the article you named were obviously translated by machine. I see you have corrected some of the things I missed. When you get to know your way around a bit more, you can use cleanup tags to indicate problems that you can't fix yourself, e.g. when you need a good knowledge of the source language. For instance, you can use the template messages "Rough translation" and "cleanup-translation" (which is a bit difficult to use). There is a useful list of such messages at Wikipedia:Template messages (under "Cleanup").Feel free to contact me or use the project page to point out problems, but sometimes other methods get a quicker response (because there are more people listening).--Boson (talk) 00:04, 11 December 2007 (UTC)
Why does the present article disappoint ? 'British attitudes and popular culture' are probably better covered by other articles commentating on that time and those issues - it was simply a record release based on a previously banned song. Some time ago another correspondent e-mailed me about 'Death songs' and suggested they needed an article of their own (and that I should create it!) - possibly true enough overall, if someone can find the time and energy to create one (with sources, citations etc.) Personally, and this is purely my view, it was never a big issue in the UK back then - merely a typical Auntie stance on moral issues. How times change. Best wishes, Derek R Bullamore (talk) 00:10, 1 September 2008 (UTC)