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Hi, I'm not really sure how to interpret this cat. Are there any journals that don't involve creativity? I mean, Einstein was a physicist and his physics work required an enormous amount of creativity. I think Stephen Hawking is incredibly creative. Engineers also have to be creative. Every computer programmer has to be creative, not just those who publish in the International Journal of Creative Computing. You have added "Arts journals" to this cat, but not "Culture journals" or "Philosophy journals". Are culture ad philosophy not creative? In fact, researchers in any field have to be creative, so I actually don't see how this category is different from the "Academic journals" cat... Can you perhaps clarify how this cat is to be interpreted (if possible with a source)? Also, I don't think that this cat, however it is going to be defined, belongs in the "multidisciplinary academic journals" cat. The one redirect currently directly in the cat is a computer programming journal and not multidisciplinary. Neither are most of the journals in the "Arts journals" cat and its subcats. Yes, the cat as it currently stands contains journals from many disparate categories, but the journals themselves are in large majority not multidisciplinary. -- Randykitty ( talk) 12:22, 22 April 2016 (UTC)
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Good time of the day,
First, let me duly apologize about the quality of my English. I am doing the best I can.
In September 2015 you added the Category: Place of birth missing to the article about Manfred Broy. This article states that Manfred Broy was born in Landsberg am Lech, a district capital in Southern Germany. I knew Manfred Broy many years ago when we both worked for TUM, and I have no reason to doubt that information. So for what reason did you put him into that category? Does Wikipedia require more precise information?
(If you want to reply then, of course, do it here, as you write in your preamble.)
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that I think (or is it a feeling?) might be interested in the discussion going on here. Category talk:Sculptures by artist. Stop by and see what you . . . . well . . .... think or feel. Einar aka Carptrash ( talk) 20:35, 20 September 2016 (UTC)
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Hi,
I'm pretty new to Wikipedia and was recently updating the London Fire Brigade Museum page which you created. Unfortunately the museum is now closed until it moves to new premises so I've added info to that effect (along with a pic and some web references). I'm never quite sure if I'm going about things the right way though (infoboxes, web links vs references etc...) so if you don't think it looks right I'd appreciate any feedback.
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I am puzzled. IGI Global is predominantly a vanity press, and the article was deleted by consensus. You appear to be spending a considerable amount of effort creating directory entries on its journals, and trying to re-establish the article on the company. I'd be interested in understanding why, if you'd care to share that. Guy ( Help!) 23:34, 18 November 2016 (UTC)
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