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 Thanks for your comment.  Regarding proper citations and verifiability, I'm having another debate at Talk:List of Jewish jurists - would you mind taking a look? Thanks.   

 == Footnotes == 

 No policy, just personal preference. In this instance I was mainly annoyed because when I came in a while back the spacing was all over the place. So I harmonized it to no space and after punctuation, then suddenly the lead wasn't harmonized and that ticked me off. ""D Anyway, my logic is to keep footnotes as unobtrusive to the text as possible. However, if I see a page with spacing... I won't change it so long as its consistent; if it ain't I go in and the spacing don't know what hit it. If there were a wikipolicy I would likely follow publishing guidelines; dunno what else to tell ya accept keep up the good stuff. -    

 ==DOM Arbitration== 

 Hi SV, just in case you didn't know, our case for arbitration got accepted. I saw that you were involved with another arbitration case. Good luck with that.   
 
 ==Mylo Carbia== 

 Hi SlimVirgin (I love your user name -) ), I really can't remember how I ran into her name (I think somebody posted it in the List of Puerto Ricans, without writing an article).  After seeing what was written about her in different websites (including her own), I assumed good faith on her behave and wrote the article on information recopilated.  However, I do agree with the point of views posted and if the article was posted for AfD, I would like to know because I would be more then willing to vote for its deletion.  Your friend in Wiki   

 == Lord Goldsmith == 

 I'm delighted to hear that the SlimVirgin now prizes good faith above all.  Please see my e-mails and read the talk page and edit history of the List of Jewish jurists.  Please reply by e-mail. -   

 == Email == 

 Please check your email.     

 :Replied. Thanks     

 == Brandon == 

 Hey Slim, I appreciate the message on his page -) Good to see you're looking out for me (and vice versa). However, it's cool. I'm happy to respond to Brandon and explain my position on things. He's getting borderline abusive, but it's cool, I can take this. He's upset about the existence of the article and I think that's understandable. If Brandon gets highly abusive I'll stop responding. -  

 == Re Unicodify == 

 Hi Slim, yeah, I'm pretty sure I'm maintaining the em/en-dash distinction. I've got a small Python script I pass the stuff I edit through that does things like turn (safe) HTML entities into UTF-8 and random other bits and pieces (don't worry, I watch the output fairly carefully). 

 Another wikipedia user asked me about my mdash ndash conversion a few days ago, and pointed me at Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style_%28dashes%29. In it, it says ""Use the HTML entity – (not the numeric form –; see below) or type it in directly if your keyboard allows it"", so I guess UTF-8 is OK. 

 If you think it is a problem, I can easily special case it in my script. Let me know.  

 : UTF-8 characters have a few things going for them vs HTML entities: 
 * They look nicer in the edit window: you see actual characters as opposed to markup. 
 * They're a more compact representation in terms of storage (this is especially true of Latin-1 entities like é) 
 * They're a small step towards making life easier on 3rd party apps that deal with raw wikicode: ideally you wouldn't need a full HTML parser to be able to interpret wikicode. 
 : That said, if it's frowned upon, or if converting things like – is regarded as too much needless churn, then I can easily stop doing it. Cheers,   

 ==Judeofascism== 
 There has never been a ""vote"" on deleting the redirect, only on deleting whatever was in the article. The term is now mentioned on List of political epithets, and thus there should be a redirect there. If you feel otherwise, the correct place to discus