User talk:Johnsorc

hey[edit]

Sort yourself up and start doing some real work. you are cutting useful information of Radiohead and I am not happy about it. We are not talking about only cutting redundant information, but making a balance, between the redundant and useful. You are overdoing and are turning this article into complete shit. Sort yourself up and start doing more work. Go to the history and revert some of the shit you caused. It's very, very easy to destroy something, but not to create. Try to be creative, in the same time, while you are arranging it. Because I put a lot of work and I don't wanna see this article turned into shit, by some dude. Elan Morin Tedronai 17:11, 5 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Johnsorc - please ignore the comment above. Your work on the Radiohead article are much appreciated, and will help bring this article back from the brink. Sadly, not all users contribute in such a positive spirit, but please keep up the good work - it is appreciated Hongshi 20:18, 5 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Radiohead discography[edit]

Well, I think that only studio albums should be present in a short form and there - a link to more comprehensive page with detailed discography of the band. I can do that, but I was a bit scared, because I thought that someone will reverse it back. Otherwise, yes, indeed, I'm for a shorter discography with minimum details.

Regards: Painbearer 09:02, 4 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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