User talk:Lightdarkness
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Lycaon 08:16, 17 April 2006 (UTC)
- You're both an admin and a bureaucrat now. Good luck with vandal fighting! Ucucha (talk) 05:36, 23 April 2006 (UTC)
Classification is never provided[edit]
Hi,
It is a desperate call that I make here. Wikispecies is doing wrong, many french admin think so, and I can't let it happen without reacting. I already posted something here, without success.
Wikispecies has for purpose to provide the classification of taxons, right?
But each taxon has a different content and parents depending on the classification. And there are a lot of classifications for each taxons.:
- Here is a small list of those classifications.
- Here is an perfect sample that shows that a taxon name doesn't mean much if you don't provide the classification name.
- commons:Category:Liliopsida Here is a sample that commons now provides the classification. And of course, there are classical classification and phylogenetic classifications.
- From what I understand in reading your articles, wikispecies provides only one classification for each taxon (in wikifrance, we provide 1 classical and 1 phylogenetical classif per taxon)
- But you never provide the classification followed.
I think it is urgent that you provide the classification followed by each article in the article. You will discover that all your articles follow different classification.
Look at Liliopsida. It is a total shame. The classification is not provided. The reason is that nobody ever described it that way.
Cheers Liné1 06:55, 29 December 2007 (UTC)
Your admin status[edit]
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Best regards, Rschen7754 17:49, 8 April 2014 (UTC)