User talk:Rapier Shade

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Gareth Hughes 17:56, 9 Mar 2005 (UTC)

X-Planes

Hi Rapier Shade - thanks for doing your bit to help complete Wikipedia's coverage of the X-Planes. The format that you've used for your articles is an out-of-date one, however. You can find the new standard format at Wikipedia:WikiProject Aircraft/page content. This has been in use since last August, but we're still weeding out all the old versions scattered through the 'pedia. I'd be a real help if you could use this layout for your next aircraft articles. Please keep up the good work! Cheers --Rlandmann 01:23, 30 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Rapier Shade,

I have edited your X-26 Frigate article.

Although already excellent, I have added some new material from personal experience. I hope that I've done the "right thing"!

Please see our websites for more X-26 information and art: quietaircraft.org, prizecrew.org, and YO-3A.com.

I tried to change the title of your article or add a X-26 Aircraft Article, but probably failed.

Reason: The X-26 Program included our Quiet Thruster X-26B Aircraft. Little known, they were the first "Stealth" Aircraft.

You are welcome to contact/ID me and other Quiet Aircraft folks through our websites. I was a member of the '67-'68 QT and '69-'71 YO-3A Teams.

Please consider changing the article title to "X-26 Aircraft" to include us.

Jay Miller's X-Planes and the USNTPS Pax. R. Museum organization can provide additional X-26 info.

QAANPO66.137.225.32 (talk) 03:32, 11 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Speedy deletion of International Fantasy Games Society

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Proposed deletion of International Fantasy Gaming Society

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