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Thanks for your interest, but no, I don't mean that they simply have enamel wall cladding; I mean that they have decorative or otherwise interesting enamel panels on the walls. I think this warrants categorisation because enamel isn't often used in station decorative schemes. I will add something to the category page. Winstonsmith99 ( talk) 21:49, 9 May 2011 (UTC)
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Winston, I think if you want the criteria to be more objective we had better make them explicit in terms of size of city (and distance from London that qualifies for "long-distance"), so I will go away and devise some criteria and then take them them to Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_UK_Railways and see if we can establish a consensus to be applied to all the big London terminals. -- Alarics ( talk) 10:14, 18 February 2012 (UTC)
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Hello, you are right of course that Piccadilly line trains don't call at stations between Hammersmith and Acton Town, those being served only by District line trains (except sometimes Turnham Green which is a special case). But the difference with the Metropolitan is that the stations in question are not shown on the Piccadilly line map at all, so you can argue that the stations are not "on" the Piccadilly line. In contrast, on the Met certain trains pass through certain *Metropolitan* stations without stopping. So from the point of view of the passenger looking at the map of the line, the Met is unique in this respect, and the only one that requires explanations such as in e.g. [7] (page 3). I am therefore not convinced that adding a mention of the Piccadilly to the Met article is helpful. What do you think? -- Alarics ( talk) 08:46, 3 March 2012 (UTC)
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Hi. I undid most of your edit to Bristol Parkway. The format of "Description, Services, History, Future" is fairly standard, and generally I don't see much need to split it up further, especially not at the heading level. Your addition of a "rationale for new station" section made particularly little sense - nothing in this section actually stated why it was built. I accept some of the minor changes, but by and large I don't think your edit was an improvement. - mattbuck ( Talk) 10:50, 15 October 2013 (UTC)
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Thank you for your interest in this article. The quote you provided from the Debussy book was appreciated, as was the extra Cardus stuff. However, you will know from the talkpage that the article is currently undergoing revision, with a view to its being nominated as a featured article; you will also know that it is currently under peer review. In these circumstances it will be appreciated if in future you bring any suggestions for additions or amendments to the text either to the talkpage or to the review, rather than simply inserting them. The content has been selected with considerable care from the vast amounts of material available, and could easily grow to an inappropriate size if further information is added without consultation. Brianboulton ( talk) 20:01, 31 January 2011 (UTC)
I noticed that you have tagged a number of stations with this category. I suspect that you mean the platforms have enamel wall cladding, but think it really needs some explanation on the category page as to what this means. Is the existence of enamel panels really something that warrants categorisation?-- DavidCane ( talk) 20:27, 9 May 2011 (UTC)
Thanks for your interest, but no, I don't mean that they simply have enamel wall cladding; I mean that they have decorative or otherwise interesting enamel panels on the walls. I think this warrants categorisation because enamel isn't often used in station decorative schemes. I will add something to the category page. Winstonsmith99 ( talk) 21:49, 9 May 2011 (UTC)
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Winston, I think if you want the criteria to be more objective we had better make them explicit in terms of size of city (and distance from London that qualifies for "long-distance"), so I will go away and devise some criteria and then take them them to Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_UK_Railways and see if we can establish a consensus to be applied to all the big London terminals. -- Alarics ( talk) 10:14, 18 February 2012 (UTC)
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Hello, you are right of course that Piccadilly line trains don't call at stations between Hammersmith and Acton Town, those being served only by District line trains (except sometimes Turnham Green which is a special case). But the difference with the Metropolitan is that the stations in question are not shown on the Piccadilly line map at all, so you can argue that the stations are not "on" the Piccadilly line. In contrast, on the Met certain trains pass through certain *Metropolitan* stations without stopping. So from the point of view of the passenger looking at the map of the line, the Met is unique in this respect, and the only one that requires explanations such as in e.g. [7] (page 3). I am therefore not convinced that adding a mention of the Piccadilly to the Met article is helpful. What do you think? -- Alarics ( talk) 08:46, 3 March 2012 (UTC)
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Hi. I undid most of your edit to Bristol Parkway. The format of "Description, Services, History, Future" is fairly standard, and generally I don't see much need to split it up further, especially not at the heading level. Your addition of a "rationale for new station" section made particularly little sense - nothing in this section actually stated why it was built. I accept some of the minor changes, but by and large I don't think your edit was an improvement. - mattbuck ( Talk) 10:50, 15 October 2013 (UTC)
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