User talk:Tomorrowpeople
Tomorrowpeople: Thanks you for adding an Earthlings entry. However, note the article has very little content relating to Hamilton, outside of Paul T having been in the band, which is covered in the first paragraph. This is a Hamilton music wiki. I am happy for the article to stay, currently including the last 1/2 which relates mostly to members that have nothing to do with Hamilton whatsoever. Please do not simply revert to the pre-edited version again. I think I have been generous in what has been maintained, but your changes have simply re-introduced poorly written sentences, and removed wiki linkages and categorisation. Feel free to continue to modify it, but not at the expense of valid changes. Also, you may or may not have realised that you vandalised the Category:Hamilton Related Bands page, removing the description of what the page is for, when you first entered your band. Please be careful when you undertake any changes that you are not undoing the good work of others. --Thedugganaut 15:00, 30 December 2008 (NZDT)
Whoops - Sorry!
Hey Ian - apologies for any vandalism! I am a bit of a newbie when it comes to wiki entries. Thanks very much for adding the Earthlings. Would you be interested in adding PD Corp to the Hamilton related bands section? You already have Jono Jack listed - the PD corp info is more extensive. The Hamilton info relates to Alan Deare and John Armstrong, Chris Paki and Tandy's Studio (to which there is a wiki entry with PD Corp listed). Here is the link - you are welcome to cut n paste the text. www.myspace.com/pdcorpband
Hey (Andrew?), thats really cool! I have pretty much added the PD Corp info "as is" from the MySpace page. I might cut it down a little at some stage, with an overt link to the MySpace page to get the fuller story, but probably not in the near future (It is currently the longest page on the wiki by far!: Special:Longpages). No problem on the vandalism - I knew it wasnt intentional, and you are adding some good stuff. If you have tracklistings for Slaves of Nevermind Vol.4 and Piece of Plastic that would be really cool, and if you want to upload a picture or two, that always makes any article look a million times better. Feel free to add any info on any of the other Rotorua bands whose members moved to Hamilton to join bands too. Thanks for your work! --Thedugganaut 11:07, 27 January 2009 (NZDT)
