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Upload's actually pretty easy. If you've got the file, best place for it IMO is WP Commons. Uploading's EZ there, & it makes the image available to everybody. Just follow the links. :) Also, don't forget to sign your posts: ~~~~ (~~~ for just name, ~~~~~ if you want to add the time & date after a previous post... :D) TREKphiler ^{any time you're ready, Uhura} 19:04, 29 November 2011 (UTC)

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Constructor vs manufacturer

Please note that the term used in motor racing is "constructor", not "manufacturer". And that applies not only to F1 but also to other classes, so I have reverted your changes to a number of articles. Thomas.W (talk) 20:56, 26 April 2013 (UTC)

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triumvirate

Please do not add statements into wikipedia without providing references; in the case of triumvirate article please provide references that Moses &Co constituted "A triumvirate (from Latin, triumvirātus, from trēs three + vir man) is a political regime dominated by three powerful individuals". Informal references that three person may be colloquially called "triumvirate" do not count: the article is about a specific, political usage of the term. - üser:Altenmann >t 03:20, 20 August 2015 (UTC)

• Term "triumvirate" is mentioned directly by the sources that I refer to: Dictionary of world bibliography - ....After the Exodus , the eighty three year old Aaron seems to have become one of the triumvirate of leaders sharing power with Moses and Hur....and on the page http://biblehub.com/galatians/2-9.htm - .....The "James" of the old triumvirate of the Gospels, "Peter, James, and John," was now no more....Both Moses-Aaron-Hur and Peter-James-John clearly acted as member of triumvirate within a group of some people, although this triumvirate is informal as few other triumvirates mentioned in the articles. During Exodus Moses and Co. had a political power over all Israelite. On the other hand, this article is not merely on pure politics, but on all men acted with some authority over other group of people.Lucullus19 (talk) 04:21, 20 August 2015 (UTC)
  • Thank you, that's exactly what I had in mind by references. Citing only Bible is not enough. - üser:Altenmann >t 04:35, 20 August 2015 (UTC)

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My revert of your revert on List of Formula One constructors

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I think I should apologise for my edit summary reverting your revert, it isn't very helpful or meaningful, so sorry. But I definitely will stand by the revert itself. We can discuss on the article talk page if you prefer but to put "licensed" in there just doesn't make sense. This was at least 20 years before such constructor licenses existed, and in addition these are constructors who never even competed in an FIA sanctioned race. Thanks. A7V2 (talk) 09:59, 16 February 2022 (UTC)

Gallic Wars

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Reverting your recent reverts

Hi Lucullus19. Regarding the reasoning of your recent reverts at the list of F1 champions pages, it is generally not a convincing argument to solely or mostly refer to how things are at other pages, as per WP:OTHERCONTENT. The issues that have been brought up at the lists of F1 champions pages might or might not apply to the other pages which you mentioned, and they might or might not need improvement in these areas. The context on those other pages might also be different. For example, it is a different situation to have flags in the most recent entry list compared to a champions table that begins from 1950. This is why the arguments in question were not very convincing.

As for your comment of "Moreover, in past seasons every constructor received nationality through its works team/entrant. It is therefore obvious that e.g. in 1950 Alfa was identified as Italian", this is far from obvious, because constructor and entrant are not the same thing. There are cases like 1969, where Matra did not have a works team. Therefore, please provide appropriate reliable sources to prove this.

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List of popes

Hi Lucullus. I have reverted you at List of popes because there is no evidence that the names Paul threw around are the men put on the early lists of bishop of Rome. If there is evidence (reliable sources), please feel free to undo what i did and enter references showing so. Happy days ~ Lindsay^Hello 14:14, 8 October 2022 (UTC)

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• I thank @Mychemicalromanceisrealemo: for making you aware of the problem with your editing at Church Fathers. I notice that you have not posted to a talk page since 2018. This must change; if you continue to reintroduce your content without first obtaining consensus, I will block your account. This is a very simple situation to avoid. Please read the links in Mychemicalromanceisrealemo's post and incorporate them in your future editing. If you have any questions, you may post them here; I am watch listing this page. Tiderolls 14:24, 13 December 2023 (UTC)

February 2024

Please do not add or change content, as you did at Saint Joseph, without citing a reliable source. Please review the guidelines at Wikipedia:Citing sources and take this opportunity to add references to the article. Please familiarize yourself with Wikipedia:Verifiability: "Even if you are sure something is true, it must have been previously published in a reliable source before you can add it." Note the part about reliable sources. Just because something has been attributed to sources and references made is insufficient; the nature of the source must also be scrutinized before use.

Saying that, The reliability of Kinane's book source for the purpose used was challenged in December 2023. You were even invited (User_talk:Lucullus19#Please_feel_welcome_to_reply_to_discussion) to the discussion about it at the time, a discussion that you declined to participate in. The objection is that the author is not a noted scholar of the historical period in question, the work itself is not a scholarly one, and evidence of editorial oversight on the part of the publisher is lacking. As noted in the discussion, this is sufficient as a source for then author's opinion, not for a statement of "fact". The consensus moved on - or perhaps reasserted - without you based on existing policies.

As for the use of the The Biblical Archaeologist journal, it looks scholarly enough but the reference is practically useless. The Google page is a reference to two volumes. This is not reasonable. Use Template:Cite journal and indicate - among other things - the particularly article that was used. - RovingPersonalityConstruct (talk, contribs) 16:00, 18 February 2024 (UTC)

Thank You for Your advice. Following your advice, if I use wording "According to some within Catholic tradition Saint Joseph (along with Mary, the Mother of Jesus, and John the Apostle) is among a few saints who left no bodily relics" instead of "Saint Joseph (along with Mary, the Mother of Jesus, and John the Apostle) is among a few saints who left no bodily relics", will it be suitable for this article ? With reference to the Kinane's book as a source for this purpose. According to You, this book is sufficient as a source for the author's opinion, not for a statement of "fact". Lucullus19 (talk) 19:54, 18 February 2024 (UTC)

"According to some" would then beg the question "according to whom?" This, in turn, would lead to the question of whether the opinion's source is a significant for purposes of WP:WEIGHT. My guess is that Kinane, for reasons discussed already concerning scholarly credentials and all, is insufficiently significant for the purpose.

It would be better to find a reliable scholarly source for the factoid instead. I figure that if it is a notable factoid it's bound to be in more than one reliable scholarly source; that tends to be the case. - RovingPersonalityConstruct (talk, contribs) 06:47, 19 February 2024 (UTC)