Talk:Nantes tramway

message: I'll just explain my corrections here:
* Tramways / railroads / road networks / etc are "long" not "large".
* "At the sight of cost repairs" doesn't make sense - what you want to say is that there was a "prohibitive (i.e. so high that it wouldn't make economic sense to rebuild it) cost of repairs".
* "Constituted of" is not a correct verb form; you say simply it "constitutes".
* In English "environs" means basically all the suburbs around a city, so "all over the city reaching its boundaries (greater Nantes)" is better said as "throughout the city and its environs". Remember the "boundaries" of the city of Nantes don't extend very far - most suburbs are separate towns.
* Rail networks / roads / etc are said to be at "capacity", not at "saturation".
* "Nearby" is only an adverb or an adjective, similar to "close". Therefore, it is grammatically incorrect to say “nearby Nantes airport”, just as you can’t say “close Nantes airport”. “Near” is a preposition, like “beside”, which is grammatically correct.
Also, could you try to find some references for some of the facts in the article? I know there's a book, but there really should be some more. Thanks.  (talk) 17:22, 7 March 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: Um, Firstwind got permanently blocked about two months ago. But thanks for the mediation attempt anyways ;) --Schcamboaon scéal? 18:05, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: Tidy

message: The use of each line map of the tramway system are legal, i picked it up on the official website of "TAN". They are also free to use on paper version. No more to say.
By the way i noticed that before that article or some other were created, no one noticed them, bu since i created some, user such as schombo or mindmatrix can't help watching them, all my work in fact. I realised that now those users are going to "take care of those articles", i got some more others that nobody cares of, then when i'll edit them, and i expect mindmatrix or schombo or even ground zero to work on it. There's gonna be a lot of work guys. Good luck!  —Preceding unsigned comment added by Firstwind (talk • contribs) 13:35, 12 March 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: Legal images

message: The article says Extended on 29 August 2005, towards the south, line two transports the most passengers a day in France. This is apparantly contradicted by Semitan's own figures for 2007 (cited in article) that show that line two isn't even the busiest in Nantes, let alone France.
However there have been changes to the routes, with lines 2 and 3 swapping termini, so it is possible that this claim was true at some point in time. On that basis, I've added the fact tag to request a cite of the original source for this claim. If this shows it to be a valid historical claim, we can still use that info the article with appropriate qualification. -- Starbois (talk) 16:46, 4 September 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: Line 2 busiest in France

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