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Thanks for your correction on Yoshiwara-juku (especially since you corrected my mistake). Feel free to look at all the post towns, because I'm sure I made mistakes on many of them. ;-) Douggers ( talk) 01:51, 11 April 2008 (UTC)
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Hi, it is great the work you are doing setting up these stations!
Do you need help setting up the s-line templates?
They really help navigation and fit in the infobox.
Also with most Japanese rail lines there is a line box with all the stations in (see Fukushima Station (Fukushima)
Lastly! (I must sound like a dragon! :) ) Grab the nihongo characters and pop them into Google Earth to get the coordinates of the station.
Seriously you have done some good work and it is appreciated.
An enthusiast! Cosnahang ( talk) 17:19, 4 May 2008 (UTC)
I understand that Wikipedia articles should not be titled "RIP SLYME" or "abingdon boys school," but those both have either all capital letters or no capital letters. Band names such as "GReeeeN" and "Pay money To my Pain" have some capital letters and there is nothing in any manual of style (which is a guideline, not a policy) which states that the articles should be at a specific title just to fit in with standard English capitalization, when they have semi-standard capitalization.— Ryūlóng ( 竜龙) 18:34, 18 September 2008 (UTC)
* It's always written like that - Clearly untrue, as proved with multiple examples. * It's like eBay - Untrue. eBay and iPod are unique exceptions to the capitalisation rule. * It's not "GREEEEEN" or "greeeen" but "GReeeeN" and none of the relevant guidelines of style say it should be anywhere but "GReeeeN." - Untrue. I think we've establish that they all do.
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