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 == I'm always happy to see your name on my watchlist == 

 After participating in WP for over a year now, especially in the various disambiguation projects, I just wanted to say that I'm always glad to see your name pop up in any discussion.  You are always courteous and your insights are always on point.  I am of the opinion that people's true character is evident in their behavior, especially over time, and I feel that your contributions here are evidence of your high character as a human being.  Thanks.  
 :P.S. If I were any good at cute little flowers and pictures, I'd give you one!    

  
 ::*Much blushing* That is such a nice thing for you to say, SlackerMom - thank you so much for the truly lovely compliments!  You've set me smiling for a while with that; thank you. 

 ::Along those same lines, especially with many of the recent discussions, I am similarly glad to see your well-thought-out thoughts on disambiguation.  There can be some pretty crazy ideas out there, and from what I've seen (including the thread just above this one on your talk page, which impressed me with your reasonable and rational response), you help keep things stable.  It certainly is a pleasure to edit with you.  And since you mentioned, it I couldn't resist something pretty and cheerful. )    

 :::Ahh, mutual admiration is so pleasant, is it not?  Here's to a happy day! (And thanks for the butterfly!)    

 ::::Indeed!  It's always most enjoyable to work with editors who you respect.    

 == hans krebs == 

 hello! thanks for the kind message, but i just don't agree with the premise. hk-the-general is not the primary subject, he just happens to be the first with a wikipaedia article to occupy the namespace. inasmuch as hk is a fairly common name, the hk namespace should serve as the dab page with all other hks listed with qualifiers per mos:dab#People. it was my intention to move the article on the general, but i couldn't decide whether ""hans krebs (general)"" was actually the best choice. hope this is helpful...cheers!   
 :Okay!  I understand your reasoning now - thank you for explaining!  ""Hans Krebs (general)"" seems fine - I'll go ahead and take care of the move, and of moving the disambiguation page to ""Hans Krebs"", since there is no primary topic.  I'm glad to figure this out.    

 ==DB and your invasion of one of my sandboxes== 
 Thank you for pointing me towards this; I feel that this suggested wording is most suitable to my case (or it will be when you get round to actually protecting the article) ""It is impossible to attempt to reach consensus on the right version while the wrong version is protected. The very credibility of Wikipedia is at stake, if the newspapers learn that Wikipedia has published the wrong version, and the page must therefore be corrected immediately, if not sooner."" I want you to know that I am deadly serious about this and will be taking it to the very top although I suspect you are a member of a central cabal so I know I will not win; you are all against me! As for invading my sandbox to make helpful changes that made links actually work, WELL!! I can only say, mustering my most ironic voice, Thank you. )    

 :Rouge admins?!  Where?!  I mean, uh... 

 ::D 

 :Do you know, I never actually noticed that it was spelled ""rouge"" and not ""rogue"" until just now.   

 :I'm glad you enjoyed it - I always found it funny, and also a well-needed bit of humor when things get heated.  As for the sandbox intrusion, it looks like you've got something good going there (I posted a bit at the Wikiproject Disambig thread about it).  It looks like someone's tried to do something similar with Fraternity right now, but it also looks like there's a bit of a brouhaha going on, so I'm going to let things cool down and settle a bit before trying to sort things out.  My first concern is that the page is currently tagged as a disambiguation page... but I don't think it really is one.  But, will wait for things to get figure out before going in and making other changes. 

 :Anyways, thanks for the laugh with your post,