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Hi and thank you for the message. I reverted your revert so I could add a citation, but unfortunately you reverted it again so quickly it caused a conflict. I've added a citation from the developer themselves which matches the details regarding the demolition (although I haven't found anything specific to corroborate the May 2024 closure date of the hotel) - I've replaced the flickr citation with this one now. Best regards Plasmium (talk) 15:16, 21 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]

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M Shed listing

For what it's worth, it looks like the inclusion of M Shed in the grade II listed buildings category originated in the now split up Bristol Harbour Railway and Industrial Museum article, as a reference to the listing of the quays and bollards of Prince's Wharf and Wapping Wharf (in this edit). It got left in and copied on over to Bristol Industrial Museum and M Shed. As it stands, Bristol Industrial Museum is still in that category. rbrwr^± 11:22, 28 June 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for pointing that out. I've noticed the edit about the listing has since been removed and isn't present in either article—I'll remove it from the Bristol Industrial Museum article since the categorization seems misleading when it isn't referenced in the article or pertinent to the building itself. Plasmium (talk) 14:21, 29 June 2025 (UTC)[reply]

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Another well-written and referenced article; the idea of an 'exurb' is new to me, but looks entirely reasonable. The only structural feature another editor fixed was the location of the external links - should be after the references.

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Another helpful translation; I agree with your intitial verions of the common name in English, without the hyphens. It might be work a requested move in order to move it back (with a broader consensus regarding the use of German names in English). Regardless, readers will benefit from the content as it is.

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Thanks for creating another well-written article, by trawling newspapers from the time. There was significant national coverage at the time, with broader impact on shotgun availability in the UK. Stylistically, there are a few too many sections for me - I think that it disrupts the prose unduly. However, this is a minor point. I've also worked on improving the Wikidata entry to which this is linked, an additional step that can help other projects.

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Hi @Klbrain:, thanks for taking the time to review the articles I wrote and to comment on them. I agree with you on your comments about this article specifically—I probably followed the format of related articles too closely for this one, which likely will never have enough references to surpass start/C class and thus doesn't warrant the amount of subheadings. I've been taking a bit of a break from writing and editing on Wikipedia, but I'll go over this article with your feedback in mind eventually.

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St Jude’s, Bristol

Hi @Plasmium, great work on developing this page.

I’ve been pulling together a lot of sources on St Jude’s and your history framework will be most useful. I can add things in; the blank page was a bit intimidating before!

I’m p new to this so any tips on how to interact with the page in a way that’s appropriate now it’s expanded would be welcome. I can see you’ve written a bunch of excellent pages about the local area. Updw1234 (talk) 10:25, 17 December 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Hi @Updw1234,

Thank you for your comments. There are no real rules or anything like that, so please feel free to make any changes you see fit!

You may wish to rewrite or remove any text I've added if your sources contradict it or offer more detail. Additionally, since I focus on writing about history, the article might lack sections relevant to the area today--If you have sources regarding recent developments or characteristics of the area, you might want to create new sections for those. Otherwise, for historical additions, simply maintaining the chronological order is all that is needed.

I hope that helps but if there is anything else you want to know, you can always leave another comment on my talk page. I look forward to seeing your additions to the article!

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