User talk:47.150.101.116
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United States of America[edit]
I'm wondering if some of the information you're adding to the main United States of America article should be instead added somewhere further down the hierarchy. For instance, the detail about Route 66 might be a better fit in one of the pair of itineraries specifically about Route 66 and the adapter plugs to convert regular AC to Washington DC might fit in electrical systems (as the existing {{quickbar}} already indicates 120V AC 60Hz line-to-neutral in the country article).
United States of America should be a brief overview. There are plenty of other more-specific articles about individual US places, itineraries and travel topics for fine detail - for instance, "Route 66 is out due to bridge replacement in Amboy" would fit in the Amboy article, but would be excessively detailed for United States of America as a whole. K7L (talk) 01:13, 27 March 2017 (UTC)
"Cities" section in the Africa article[edit]
Hi. If you think Tunis should be listed instead of Luanda, make an argument at Talk:Africa and see if you can persuade a consensus. Don't edit war and don't ignore edit summaries when your edits are reverted. Thanks. Ikan Kekek (talk) 05:28, 24 June 2017 (UTC)
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