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Welcome

Please put messages for me here! I am rather tidy so I will delete once received unless there is a reason not to (such as interest to others)--BozMo 10:30, 29 Apr 2004 (UTC)

Comments on my site: Cates, my book: letter to Peter, or the child charity through which you could always sponsor children would be particularly welcome.

Other sites we have are SOS Medical Centres and SOS Schools

I will visit here most days but have a busy job and young kids so not always. My other email is my christian name @ my homepage. Here is a small test--BozMo 08:41, 10 May 2004 (UTC)

BozMo is one of those involved in the fixed regular static copies at: fixed reference English WikiPedia 24 July 04Simple WikiPedia 24 July 04 WikiPedia Francais 27 Juillet 2004

These have been generated from the downloads not by botting the actual site since we are ultra-compliant (even flagging intention to do so on copyright page for a month before we started)!!! However they are probably imperfect: let me know if you see any bugs. The plus of a fixed version is that it does enable me to say, for example, that I wrote the simple Maths intro without worrying if it is still there, and that I think it is better than the main en Maths version.

I might get rid of these if the WP famous verion 1.0 ever actually happens. Hmm. There is lots of discussion elsewhere about whether WP is a converge or divergent process; whether order will eventually emerge from the chaos. I am not sure. I think that there are too many signs that things are going wrong and that no one actually has the stomach to impose the editorial control to keep quality high. In a way this is a real pity; and is a kind of sad reflection of many wider problems in the world today.

Things I find amusing from 150 years ago =

I have a sad sense of humour. Make that a very sad sense of humour.

I like English Weather, how far we've come since 1851, being kind to children, poor taste, breath taking rudeness and practicality. Actually I like lots of different cartoons and am a bit of a Dilbert fan, as well as liking the old Giles Cartoons. Somehow in a world where many of us struggle to get our opnions heard the power of a cartoon in viciously characaturing a situation can be pretty awesome. Please excuse this small

By the way, the fixed reference pages probably don't quite work perfectly, especially the news bit. Please also tell me here of any bugs or copyright issues or anything. --BozMo 09:00, 13 May 2004 (UTC)

Message read from Mark

ditto Charles

ditto angela

ditto Angela again

ditto Angela again on the nofollow thing on which I have voted but I might change my mind at any rate in terms of the Simple WikiPedia where there are lots of spam issues.

ditto Trevor

Hello Kappa. If you come here it must be because I have been playing in the Lists of Schools pages (mainly adding schools from ). I have had one go and am waiting for any comments before I do any more. I honestly do not understand the category and list structure so sorry if I have screwed it up. Is there a list of schools template somewhere? Boz

Snapshots

BozMo, where can I get the CD copy of http://fixedreference.org/2006-Misplaced Pages-CD-Selection/ ?

Here:Misplaced Pages download page

Let me know if you hit problems but give it an hour or two before we try because it is a big file to load up...

Fixed, sorry for the glitch

Barnstar

WP1.0

Hi, thanks for taking the time to let me know about this CD download. I had actually already seen it but it's good to know that people are there trying to pusht he stuff out. What I'm going to do is pop a little message ont he Community Portal so people can see it, and I'll also direct them to the discussion on our version of a CD, so we can try and get a bit mroe interest in the project. --Wisden17 09:19, 9 April 2006 (UTC)

Licenses

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