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White Arabian Filly ( talk · contribs) Hi, I don't get why these editors don't respond to your comments. I am amazed by how many editors don't feel they need to explain themselves or cite their sources. I hope that many new editors in general turn into good editors in time. Anyway, not sure if you know this? If you read the article bull riding it explains that the American tradition of bullriding is different than other countries' traditions because they all use some different rules. However, in the PBR, when events are taking place in America, Brazil, Canada, etc., they are all using American rules. I think that is the point these editors are trying to get across. I'm thinking maybe that is self=evident same as your point. But just wanted to let you know that's why one editor made the edit "American Style" for example. And I also the article content is the proper place for a discussion of the rules not the infobox. Dawnleelynn ( talk) 23:59, 24 November 2016 (UTC)
White Arabian Filly ( talk · contribs) Yes, I can see why. This is just part of being an editor, though from I have been reading, yes? We all come across this sometimes... Dawnleelynn ( talk) 22:18, 26 November 2016 (UTC)
Please don't add 100 redlinks unless you're planning on writing all these articles. White Arabian Filly Neigh 23:08, 14 December 2016 (UTC)
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Good idea! dawnleelynn (talk) 20:00, 12 January 2018 (UTC)
Uricarrillo94 ( talk · contribs) Hello there! Hope you are doing great. I just made some major edits to PBR Tour section with some new sources I have. It's all cited now. Could you check it over, see if you see anything that isn't quite right? You won't have to worry about sources. You can follow the links to see if anything you want to add or change is there. Also, what are your thoughts lately on the tour name. I assume you've seen that big controversy on the Talk:Built Ford Tough Series page? You can comment on your talk page if you want, that would be a safe place. I know you probably don't want to get involved. Thanks. Oh and I found a source that talks about Hedeman leaving CBR and about his own bull riding so I will post to you on his talk page when I get that done. It was in my Facebook stream. Plus, I will explain about the broken link later. It's not a rush. Thanks! dawnleelynn (talk) 19:51, 31 January 2018 (UTC)
Hello there. Thanks a bunch for all the information you added to the page. I can imagine you use a lot of your time researching and adding the information. I fixed a few minor errors, if you don’t mind. I also added that riders from other countries apart from the five main ones participate in the PBR. There are riders from New Zealand, Central America, Paraguay, at least one from Ireland, etc. It would be endless to name all the countries that make up PBR riders, but the five main ones are those we know about and the ones where PBR events are sanctioned. I assume part of it has to do with the fact that these countries are huge and easily viewable in a world map. I also added world championships that other riders who have won major PBR awards have won. As far as the Premier Series name goes, I think there should’t be much controversy. After 2018, it’s safe to say they’ll just call it the Unleash the Beast Series. They’ll probably call it something similar for 2023 for the PBR’s 30th anniversary season. Then call it the Unleash the Beast Series after that again. Uricarrillo94 ( talk) 11:09, 3 February 2018 (UTC)
68.192.121.73 ( talk · contribs) You made a lot of great contributions here today. I just had to change a few things. A couple dates and locations were not sourced. If you look at the citations, you can visit the old PBR web site pbrnow.com in the archive and search for the source to support your dates. We can add them back then. So the Ford Truck Moment of Truth start date needs a source. The Mossy Oak Shoot Out start and end dates need a source. And the cities you added need a source. Also, if you check the PBR Events citation, you will see that Shoot Out is two words, not one. In fact, you will even see a logo for the Mossy Oak Shoot Out, and it's two words in the logo which is a graphic. I think that pretty much settles it. Everything else was great. I just found some typos to cleanup, but you cleanup some of mine. So it looks much better now. I did those and never came back for a second look yet. Thanks a bunch! dawnleelynn (talk) 06:23, 15 February 2018 (UTC)
Nat965 ( talk · contribs)}} Hi Nat965! As per the edit summary, let me reiterate the policy of changing estatblished citation styles in articles. Per WP:CITEVAR:
Okay, now that that has been established, please know that I am going to enhance the references by the next day or two. I will add sections to all of them and page numbers too, much the way that these articles do: Secretariat_(horse) and Chincoteague_Pony. I will also attempt to make the PDF link hot as I saw earlier in my reference work today - where it can link to a PDF page number. So I just wanted you to know that before you might try to decide to pursue the matter further. At least let me present these enhancements first. Thanks a bunch for your great work on the other enhancements as well as your concern for the citations! Oh, right and there are four of us in the wikiprojects that manage these rodeo articles. And this reference style is also used in other rodeo articles, and we'd like to keep them synchonous. dawnleelynn (talk) 20:09, 18 March 2018 (UTC)
p.s. The editor I pinged sent me thanks through the use of the thank button on the edit summaries of this talk page and the article talk page. Also, I remove my point about making citation styles match from one article to another. Upon re-reading, I see that is not supported by policy. dawnleelynn (talk) 03:21, 19 March 2018 (UTC)
I copied content from Highest Scored Rides section to Jose Vitor Leme from this version: [1]. The article is still in draft version, but will be live within a few days. dawnleelynn (talk) 23:30, 16 October 2021 (UTC)
The redirect Top 30 PBR bull riders of all time has been listed at redirects for discussion to determine whether its use and function meets the redirect guidelines. Readers of this page are welcome to comment on this redirect at Wikipedia:Redirects for discussion/Log/2023 December 2 § Top 30 PBR bull riders of all time until a consensus is reached. Utopes ( talk / cont) 19:59, 2 December 2023 (UTC)