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Adoption
Although we may have some disagreements over the Adoption article, I've since reviewed your edits and have come to appreciate your work. Your writing is very clean - a quality I admire disproportionately! Thank you for your good work. Danlovejoy 03:01, 22 October 2005 (UTC)
Your vote on the beer and breweries categories
I agree with you on the continent categories, but voting oppose here won't remove them, and will just help to preserve all the existing inconsistencies. If you support the main thrust of the proposal, which is to standardise the thrust of the categories, (and you haven't said you don't) could you please consider amending your vote to support and then coming back with nominations for any specific categories you have issues with? If everyone who has problems with a few specifics votes to "oppose all" - including the good parts - none of this mess will get fixed. Osomec 23:39, 5 April 2006 (UTC)
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Dublin Port Tunnel
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Translation
Hi, you have recently added Irish on my languges page, Can you put my full name on it please plus the translation, Thanks!!
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Gaelic/Irish Republic
The reason why the terms seem so odd is because certainly the vast majority of Irish people would call the language Irish. It is very rarely referred to in Ireland as gaelic, though I suppose it depends on the school. As to Irish Republic, that is normally a major no-no. It is the name of the Republic in existence between 1919 and 1922. Britain until recent times controversially called the Irish state the Irish Republic because they interpreted Republic of Ireland as suggesting there was no other Ireland and so a denial of Northern Ireland's existence. It is a weird interpretation on its part but such a touchy topic that for example, while the Irish state will accept Letters of Credence accrediting ambassadors using Republic of Ireland, Ireland or the President's name (e.g., President McAleese) it refuses point blank to accept anything with the words "Irish Republic" on it and is liable to send them back with a demand for an apology. Irish Republic and Éire are the two no-nos which cause offence (though people understand that people using those formats may not intend offence, so usually they are politely told not to use either format). Usually Irish Republic or Éire is used by some of the more right wing mid-market British papers like the Express.
But, as I said, it depends on your background and experience. Your school may not have called the language by its normal name ("gaelic" hasn't been used in most schools since the 1920s). Don't worry about it. FearÉIREANN
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You just seem so out of touch, like being on a different planet. Sorry about it , you did puzzle me, honest! MelForbes 00:16, 18 August 2006 (UTC)
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You might want to look at talk:Prime minister. The page was moved to the illiterate form Prime minister by a vote of 3 people. A new RM is taking place but the illiterates seem to be queuing to endorse such a crazy move. Feel free to contribute to the debate. FearÉIREANN
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