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| Not surprisingly, ] is up for FAR. It was passed around the same time as ] but is in worse shape. I've tried working on it before, but frankly I stop caring about metal once you get past the original bands and the ]. Led Zeppelin and Motorhead, yea; murderous Norweigan black metal and nu metal, nay. I'm going to be working on this substantially; the goal for me is "make it more like ]". What I'm mainly asking for you is some cleanup as I go about referencing things. I might also need help looking for appropriate soundclips and free images (remember when fair use was ok?). One problem present on the punk rock article that rears its head often on the heavy metal page is that there have been and invariably will be random heavy metal fans who'll try to shove in their favorite band into the article or try to push their own viewpoint of the genre's history without consideration of whether or not a)it is verifiable, b)it's necessary, and c)it makes the page look like ass the way they shoved it in. I'm going to need help sorting out these problems if they arise. Wish me luck! ] 09:41, 2 March 2007 (UTC) | |||
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Heh, thanks. :) And I may just take you up on that! I'm currently working on the Knights Templar article, which I'd like to get to FA status in time for it to appear on the mainpage on October 13, 2007, since that's the 700-year anniversary of when the Templars were rounded up and arrested in France. I've helped out with a few other FAs in the past, but in a more peripheral fashion. This will be my first "principal" nom, so any assistance that you can provide, to help navigate through the process (or edit the article!) will be much appreciated. For example, right now it's languishing at the GA page... Would you be interested in reviewing the article, or do you suggest that I simply wait until someone else gets around to it? Thanks in advance for any help, Elonka 05:23, 1 March 2007 (UTC)
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Another FAR
Not surprisingly, heavy metal music is up for FAR. It was passed around the same time as punk rock but is in worse shape. I've tried working on it before, but frankly I stop caring about metal once you get past the original bands and the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. Led Zeppelin and Motorhead, yea; murderous Norweigan black metal and nu metal, nay. I'm going to be working on this substantially; the goal for me is "make it more like punk rock". What I'm mainly asking for you is some cleanup as I go about referencing things. I might also need help looking for appropriate soundclips and free images (remember when fair use was ok?). One problem present on the punk rock article that rears its head often on the heavy metal page is that there have been and invariably will be random heavy metal fans who'll try to shove in their favorite band into the article or try to push their own viewpoint of the genre's history without consideration of whether or not a)it is verifiable, b)it's necessary, and c)it makes the page look like ass the way they shoved it in. I'm going to need help sorting out these problems if they arise. Wish me luck! WesleyDodds 09:41, 2 March 2007 (UTC)