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Wow.
This is so far from encyclopedic it's kinda impressive! MATTUE MATEUE! !!!1! LOL --
Kevlar (
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Warning
This is nowhere near close to encyclopedic, and I'm afraid I'm going to have to take a hatchet to it. --
Kevlar (
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The point of the template is not to highlight every single catch phrase, piece of trivia or minor historical note, but to capture major topics. I axed a bunch because they were duplicate links - the Knicks-Rangers "final" is not notable, and MSG is already linked. "Matteau!! Matteau!! Matteau!!" is meaningless to anyone not intimately familiar with it's context, and is undoubtedly already mentioned in other linked articles - namely History and the 1993-94 Rangers season/1994 Stanley Cup Playoffs articles. If Rose is that notable, then link him as
Howie Rose,
easter eggs are generally considered bad. I have no idea if Kalinsky is so notable as to belong in the template, but if so, then I'd say re-add him as well.
Resolute 16:52, 20 July 2009 (UTC)reply
