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 == Fresh Prince Style == 
 Um, headings and titles in articles have All the Major Words Capitalized...why waste your time going around un-capitalizing words in titles and headings (as in the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air article?) —The preceding unsigned comment was added by   •  . 

 :Uncapitalizing like I did on the The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air article is in keeping with Wikipedia's Manual of Style.  Also, please don't forget to sign your posts.     

 ==En dash== 
 You've removed the en dash (–) twice from the VaultKicks.org link in the Vault article, calling it ""unnecessary."" The en dash separates the site from its description. Yes, you could probably use a comma there, too, but you put nothing. I see no reason why there shouldn't be something to set off the site from its description.—  

 :There is a separator - the blue text ends, plus there's a little link graphic (see?).  I see that as sufficient, and the dash becomes superfluous.     

 == WikiProject Dead malls == 

 I'm old enough that I can remember the Saturday Night Live ""old mall"" skits, which had the ""Tape Store"" as one if its dreary specialty boutiques, skits that I found darkly hilarious. I've also watched the evolution of several notable real shopping centers, and now I watch their articles. However I can't join another project, I belong to a couple and am semi-involved in several more. Best of luck, and if I see a problem I'll bring it to the project. -  

 == What's your problem == 
 Are you suppressing history because of a copy violation or because you believe the lies your government tells you???? Please restore this page or face the consequences of a SAM7 up your butt  
 :The text in Angolan War was copied directly from the URL cited.  Also, please check out Wikipedia:No personal attacks, Wikipedia:Civility, and Wikipedia:Copyrights when you get a chance.  Thanks.     

 Apoligies for the Ad Hominem attack, but the text was not copied directly from that site. It was saved and then edited online. The result was substantially different and in no way a copyright infringement. Schuminweb is behaving like a boy scout who knows he is in the wrong, the copy should have been moved to the discussion page before being deleted. 

 Should I report you both as a ""Vietnam War"" deniers? Are you saying there was no opposition to the Vietnam War? Same thing isn't it? 

  
 

 ::An only slightly more rational version of this discussion continues on Talk:Angolan War.  The discussion continues at that location.     

 == Renaming DC World War Memorial == 

 I would like to rename the ""DC World War Memorial"" article (which you started) to ""District of Columbia War Memorial"".  I came across this memorial while seaching the HABS/HAER database at the Library of Congress.  The latter name is used by the Historic American Buildings Survey in their recent recording project on the structure, and HABS is usually very thorough with their research.  Let me know if you have any problems with this.  (As you may notice, I just expanded the current article.) —    
 :Thanks.  I have been working on some lesser known D.C. sites myself.  My latest: Jefferson Pier. —    

 == Troll == 

 Kid, 

 I will try to not make this to personal, but you appear to be a lonely troll.  You are going around and trying to cleanup people's entries with your own self style of edit.  I agree with one on the earlier posters here on your ""talk"" page in regards to capitalizing major words in a title.  It is improper (regardless of how you