User talk:Pjvpjv

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Environmental noise[edit]

welcome to wikipedia pjvpjv. i see you ve made some very good edits to a diversity of technical articles. i hope you will continue to do so. Regarding the field of Environmental noise, i ask you to respect the terms of art involved in this field. your recent edits labelled "copy edit" to the article sound baffle have been modified due to the following actions you took:

Deletion of a term of art land use, which is an important term used by land planners and thus you removed a significant and useful link
Deletion of the word "sensitive", which has a very specific and useful meaning in environmental noise and air quality.
Incorrect grammar change. The word "type" is a singular noun.

If you wish to continue editing in the Environmental noise field please become informed on the nuances, or even better, use the talk page to discuss proposed changes. by the way i didnt create this article on sound baffle, and it does need a lot of work and expansion...not really copy editing as much as real technical additions. regards. Anlace 14:59, 1 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Measurement[edit]

Hi. Thanks for your note. To the best of my knowledge, Wikipedia has no policies or guidelines about copying parts of other Wikipedia articles. At least in the near future, I'm not interested in summarizing my additions or putting much energy into this article. You are welcome to do so, or make other improvements as you see fit. Maurreen 04:58, 25 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Timing attack[edit]

Thanks for the correction with AWB. You are the first not to f*ck up the meaning, while improving readability - this is *really* hard with such difficult and often misunderstood&mysticized topics as cryptography. Many thanks! Msoos 21:55, 25 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Move of Bands (neckwear) to Band (neckwear)[edit]

See Talk:Band (neckwear)#Move of "Bands" for why I think it should be moved back. —Centrx→talk • 08:13, 26 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Seismic scale[edit]

Thank you for taking action and moving the stuff to the Seismic scale article! The Earthquake article clearly has grown to big and cumberome for its purpose. Cheers! Asknine 16:03, 1 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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