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From the perpective of a homeopathy beleiver, and I don't mean that to be perjorative, I'm just curious. What would happen were an homeopathic remedy or its components be added to a large body of water? I haven't done the math, but the dilution might end up similar to a final homeopathic product. So could that potentify a lake, for example? Guyonthesubway ( talk) 13:55, 22 June 2011 (UTC)
Thanks for your additions to this article, although on the talk page you state that appearance stats (and presumably career years as well) have been taken from the Wikipedia articles and not from the direct references. Please can you check your additions against the listed sources, as the stats on Wikipedia pages may not be correct (unfortunately). Also I'm not sure about the notability of some of the players with less than 100 caps - is Cowan notable as a Donny player as a result of winning the FA Cup with City? Regards. Eldumpo ( talk) 16:08, 22 June 2011 (UTC)
Hiya, its been fascinating! I'll check all the stats with the references given though the pre war stats are not now available unless anyone has downloaded the lot somewhere. I'll do this once have gone through all the players in the list of DRFC players. Some of the players there are current rather than former. I think that including them makes for a more interesting read though can see the stats will need updating - I clocked the date at the top of the 100 appearances list. Sam Cowan is in the list of internationals and not in the list of 100 caps - although as he was captain of city and actually lifted the cup it does make him 'notable'. I'm very strict about the list being 100 caps, and not even 99! There's room for other lists later, maybe. As for that list of internationals, its done now and is interesting and does put forward those who were internationals during their donny time and includes those who went on to be internationals which to me is more interesting than those who were internationals before coming to the club. I'd like to make a little table out of them at some point including a column for caps won whilst at Donny. Not too tricky to find all those stats but a job for the future. Maybe better to discuss all this on the talk pages for the articles concerned? Nice to know someone noticed all the effort anyway ;) Cjwilky ( talk) 16:30, 22 June 2011 (UTC)
Hi, I noticed you have added a number of other players to the list, but I think a number of them would benefit from a note explaining that not all of their stats are known/included. You can see I added one for Rhodes. Regards. Eldumpo ( talk) 16:27, 5 October 2011 (UTC)
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Thanks for your assistance and interest. Can we go one at a time here to keep it simple. The first, and simplest, is the reference to remedy. That is already in the article and apparently has been discussed. My understanding is that is sufficient.
See
Talk:Homeopathy#Homeopathic pills. A seemingly obvious statement I made was:
"2) These pills are remedies, in terms of the article and in terms of what homeopathic remedies are. So to say there is no remedy left is logically wrong." The article says, as quoted above, "the term remedy is used to refer to a substance prepared with a particular procedure and intended for treating patients". The particular procedure goes from eg a herb all the way to a remedy that is administered to a patient. The remedy is nearly always in the form of a pill or powder. Indeed the article has a picture of pills labelled as remedy right next to the section I am dicussing in this talk subject, ie in
Homeopathy#Homeopathic pills.
The discussion, amidst the smokescreen of claims that homeopathy doesn't work (and that is a significant issue in all the discussions, ie its off topic), includes claims that remedies are the liquid that is dropped on the pills. That doesn't concur with the description in the article, as it is not usually what is administered to patient. It is suggested the liquid aspect is referenced, though I cannot access that. I gave a reference to a pharmacy, one of the most reputable ones in the UK, that distinguishes between medicating potencies and remedies. What we are talking about here is bog standard basics of a term that is used in every pharmacy that produces remedies I've ever come across (I am interested in a reference that shows 'one' that describes it clearly in the way the other editors suggest) and every corner store that sells "homeopathic remedies" and online ones. As far as I understand, this is not the subject of a scientific paper, its a simple description as is cited in the second para of the article and used universally. Thanks. Cjwilky ( talk) 17:18, 25 June 2011 (UTC)
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Hi, thanks for your understanding. Once they play they should be good to go back in. Cheers, Mattythewhite ( talk) 12:38, 18 June 2012 (UTC)
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Welcome back, Cjwilky! As you can see, the battle for neutrality goes on. I wonder, though, would you be able to add a few paragraphs to the body of the article explaining the homeopathic theory of disease: miasmas, why dilution is thought to help increase potency, etc.? Also, could you take a look at the good-article reassessment page? You can probably identify some very specific improvements that are needed to bring the article up to Good status. It would help us all to have a list. — Ben Kovitz ( talk) 03:10, 11 October 2012 (UTC)
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Hi - I noticed you updated Bert Cook with some info on his Doncaster career - does your reference book not have his number of appearances listed? Just wondering as you'd only added in the number of goals? Thanks Bladeboy1889 ( talk) 07:57, 17 February 2013 (UTC)
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To be honest, mate, my sources are probably in worse shape than your own. I didn't even know he played for Doncaster before Newton Heath. According to The Definitive Newton Heath F.C. by Alan Shury and Brian Landamore (2002), he played 39 games in the Football Alliance, 11 games in The Combination, three FA Cup matches, three Lancashire Cup matches, 20 Manchester Senior Cup matches and 128 other matches (presumably friendlies). His three goals for the club were all in friendlies. Football League Players' Records 1888 to 1939 by Michael Joyce was even less helpful, although it did note that Mitchell made two league appearances for Bolton in his month there. – Pee Jay 23:22, 30 May 2013 (UTC)
Right, I think we're all set for a DYK nomination! But what's the hook we're going to go with? That he won four of the six Manchester Cup finals he played in? Would be more attractive a hook if it was all six. That he played for Bolton on the opening day of the inaugural season of the Football League but only made one more appearance for them? That could be good. Or that he played in Doncaster Rovers' first match under that name? Could also be good, but I prefer the Bolton fact. – Pee Jay 21:58, 1 June 2013 (UTC)
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From the perpective of a homeopathy beleiver, and I don't mean that to be perjorative, I'm just curious. What would happen were an homeopathic remedy or its components be added to a large body of water? I haven't done the math, but the dilution might end up similar to a final homeopathic product. So could that potentify a lake, for example? Guyonthesubway ( talk) 13:55, 22 June 2011 (UTC)
Thanks for your additions to this article, although on the talk page you state that appearance stats (and presumably career years as well) have been taken from the Wikipedia articles and not from the direct references. Please can you check your additions against the listed sources, as the stats on Wikipedia pages may not be correct (unfortunately). Also I'm not sure about the notability of some of the players with less than 100 caps - is Cowan notable as a Donny player as a result of winning the FA Cup with City? Regards. Eldumpo ( talk) 16:08, 22 June 2011 (UTC)
Hiya, its been fascinating! I'll check all the stats with the references given though the pre war stats are not now available unless anyone has downloaded the lot somewhere. I'll do this once have gone through all the players in the list of DRFC players. Some of the players there are current rather than former. I think that including them makes for a more interesting read though can see the stats will need updating - I clocked the date at the top of the 100 appearances list. Sam Cowan is in the list of internationals and not in the list of 100 caps - although as he was captain of city and actually lifted the cup it does make him 'notable'. I'm very strict about the list being 100 caps, and not even 99! There's room for other lists later, maybe. As for that list of internationals, its done now and is interesting and does put forward those who were internationals during their donny time and includes those who went on to be internationals which to me is more interesting than those who were internationals before coming to the club. I'd like to make a little table out of them at some point including a column for caps won whilst at Donny. Not too tricky to find all those stats but a job for the future. Maybe better to discuss all this on the talk pages for the articles concerned? Nice to know someone noticed all the effort anyway ;) Cjwilky ( talk) 16:30, 22 June 2011 (UTC)
Hi, I noticed you have added a number of other players to the list, but I think a number of them would benefit from a note explaining that not all of their stats are known/included. You can see I added one for Rhodes. Regards. Eldumpo ( talk) 16:27, 5 October 2011 (UTC)
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Thanks for your assistance and interest. Can we go one at a time here to keep it simple. The first, and simplest, is the reference to remedy. That is already in the article and apparently has been discussed. My understanding is that is sufficient.
See
Talk:Homeopathy#Homeopathic pills. A seemingly obvious statement I made was:
"2) These pills are remedies, in terms of the article and in terms of what homeopathic remedies are. So to say there is no remedy left is logically wrong." The article says, as quoted above, "the term remedy is used to refer to a substance prepared with a particular procedure and intended for treating patients". The particular procedure goes from eg a herb all the way to a remedy that is administered to a patient. The remedy is nearly always in the form of a pill or powder. Indeed the article has a picture of pills labelled as remedy right next to the section I am dicussing in this talk subject, ie in
Homeopathy#Homeopathic pills.
The discussion, amidst the smokescreen of claims that homeopathy doesn't work (and that is a significant issue in all the discussions, ie its off topic), includes claims that remedies are the liquid that is dropped on the pills. That doesn't concur with the description in the article, as it is not usually what is administered to patient. It is suggested the liquid aspect is referenced, though I cannot access that. I gave a reference to a pharmacy, one of the most reputable ones in the UK, that distinguishes between medicating potencies and remedies. What we are talking about here is bog standard basics of a term that is used in every pharmacy that produces remedies I've ever come across (I am interested in a reference that shows 'one' that describes it clearly in the way the other editors suggest) and every corner store that sells "homeopathic remedies" and online ones. As far as I understand, this is not the subject of a scientific paper, its a simple description as is cited in the second para of the article and used universally. Thanks. Cjwilky ( talk) 17:18, 25 June 2011 (UTC)
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Hi, thanks for your understanding. Once they play they should be good to go back in. Cheers, Mattythewhite ( talk) 12:38, 18 June 2012 (UTC)
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Welcome back, Cjwilky! As you can see, the battle for neutrality goes on. I wonder, though, would you be able to add a few paragraphs to the body of the article explaining the homeopathic theory of disease: miasmas, why dilution is thought to help increase potency, etc.? Also, could you take a look at the good-article reassessment page? You can probably identify some very specific improvements that are needed to bring the article up to Good status. It would help us all to have a list. — Ben Kovitz ( talk) 03:10, 11 October 2012 (UTC)
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Hi - it is standard practice at WP:FOOTY not to update stats until the match has actually finished, due to the changing nature of games. I have therefore reverted your changes to Dave Syers. Regards, Giant Snowman 20:28, 6 November 2012 (UTC)
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Hi - I noticed you updated Bert Cook with some info on his Doncaster career - does your reference book not have his number of appearances listed? Just wondering as you'd only added in the number of goals? Thanks Bladeboy1889 ( talk) 07:57, 17 February 2013 (UTC)
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To be honest, mate, my sources are probably in worse shape than your own. I didn't even know he played for Doncaster before Newton Heath. According to The Definitive Newton Heath F.C. by Alan Shury and Brian Landamore (2002), he played 39 games in the Football Alliance, 11 games in The Combination, three FA Cup matches, three Lancashire Cup matches, 20 Manchester Senior Cup matches and 128 other matches (presumably friendlies). His three goals for the club were all in friendlies. Football League Players' Records 1888 to 1939 by Michael Joyce was even less helpful, although it did note that Mitchell made two league appearances for Bolton in his month there. – Pee Jay 23:22, 30 May 2013 (UTC)
Right, I think we're all set for a DYK nomination! But what's the hook we're going to go with? That he won four of the six Manchester Cup finals he played in? Would be more attractive a hook if it was all six. That he played for Bolton on the opening day of the inaugural season of the Football League but only made one more appearance for them? That could be good. Or that he played in Doncaster Rovers' first match under that name? Could also be good, but I prefer the Bolton fact. – Pee Jay 21:58, 1 June 2013 (UTC)
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