`==Disambiguation link notification for October 1==  Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Wikipedia appreciates your help. We noticed though that when you edited Purse cover from Sutton Hoo burial, you added a link pointing to the disambiguation page Plaque (check to confirm | fix with Dab solver). Such links are almost always unintended, since a disambiguation page is merely a list of ``Did you mean...`` article titles. Read the  Join us at the DPL WikiProject.  It's OK to remove this message. Also, to stop receiving these messages, follow these . Thanks,     ==Core Contest 2012== That was absolutely stellar work you did with the sculpture article for the Core Contest! Wikipedia's readers win again...    :Thanks!    ::Congrats...    == Part of the reason ==  why I removed this image  was that it was a brand new (2012) piece that was posted in wikipedia by the artist who made it.  It seems to me that this is not a good habit for us to fall into. it was actually discussed (sort of)  back in June when it was first removed. Einar aka    ::Normally I would agree, but it is a very good photo of a piece by an apparently notable artist that shows a nice variety of techniques & works well at thumb size. It presumably has no copyright issues. Some of these things are not true of the replacement, which is why when they were both there before I cut the other one.     ==== With everything else, I'm trying to get on with the British Museum GLAM article I said I'd do. The easy thing to document, which is the trouble the union ran into in the English parliament, is not there yet: chapter and verse on that can be added when I have a moment. I'm trying to pull together the other aspects first (intriguingly the Scots had a look at the Catalans at the time, which is an ongoing story today really).    :Nice. Of course you know James went around calling himself ``King of Great Britain`` for quite a while, despite Parliament's refusal. There was some nice book stuff on this I came across but I forget where. I now have JSTOR (via Oxford alumni) so let me know if there are articles you need - or do you have it?     No JSTOR yet. I'm actually not short of things to add from books, but they tend to be spread out in different places. Perhaps in a week's time I'll move the draft out.     I've added a free image of coins, because it's an interesting sidelight. I'm sure there might be better images. I'm not clear if History of the English penny (1603–1707) has the Latin right (tuetur?); in any case all needs looking into.     == We Can Do It! now FA ==  Thanks for your review of the ``We Can Do It!`` article. I appreciate it!     == St. Gall ==  just in case you don't look back at DYK, regarding Sankt Gall:  agree, ``St Gall`` is the traditional English name of the Saint. I would understand ``St. Gall`` (short for Saint Gall), but not ``Sankt Gall``, mixed German ad English. Many abbeys are not named for a Saint, but for a place, for example Eibingen Abbey. So is this, at least in German, after St. Gallen. However, the Unesco said ``Convent of St Gall``. It would make sense to me to move the article to that name,    *``Convent`` is only properly used for communities of nuns in English. UNESCO's English translations are very often bad, and are of no consequence whatsoever.    :*If that is so - and it looks like it - why not Abbey of St. Gallen as the article name, to correspond to the original?    ::?? That is mixing English and German just as much as  ``Sankt Gall``! The current name is correct, following WP:COMMONNAME.    :::May I know who is using that name? - You are right, my suggestion was not good, the construction matching Eberbach Abbey - indeed mixing German and English, instead of Kloster Eberbach - would be St. Gallen Abbey. We can't help that the original name refers to a place not to the Saint,    ::::All these people     :::::Not those who live there, - but I accept that they don't count against a tradition of knowing it ``better`` ;)    ::::::No, they just aren't speaking in properly translated English, Gerda. Yawns!     == A barnstar for you! ==  {| style=``background-color: #fdffe7; border: 1px solid #fceb92;`` |rowspan=``2`` style=``vertical-align: middle; padding: 5px;`` |  |style=``font-size: x-large; padding: 3px 3px 0 3px; height: 1.5em;`` | The Teamwork Barnstar |- |style=``vertical-align: middle; padding: 3px;`` | Thanks for the copyedit to Shoulder angel - it was even more of a mess before I tried to fix it!    |}  *Thanks! - looking for a better picture now.     ==Disambiguation link notification for October 16==  Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Wikipedia appreciates your help. We noticed though that you've added some links pointing to disambiguation pages. Such links are almost always unintended, since a disambiguation page is merely a list of ``Did you mean...`` article titles. Read the  Join us at the DPL WikiProject.  :David Roentgen (check to confirm | fix with Dab solver) ::added a link pointing to Bureau  :Rock-cut architecture (check to confirm | fix with Dab solver) ::added a link pointing to Kailash Temple  It's OK to remove this message. Also, to stop receiving these messages, follow these . Thanks,     == Note on note ==  Re  - don't you want to move it to that editors talk page? |  :Yes, done, thanks!     == Dunhuang Project event ==  Hi John,  Just following up our conversation yesterday - was it Tuesday morning, or another day, you were expecting to be able to come into London for the event?     ==GibraltarPediA Options followup==  You participated earlier in [[Wikipedia talk:D