Talk:Camagüey
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Gzornenplatz :
- In English, aren't the each word of a title capitalized (except for prepositions, except when they are the first word) ?
- My formatting was to try to put the pictures under the correct section, as follow :
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Wikipedia uses slightly different conventions. Wikipedia titles and section headings generally only capitalize the first word (except for proper nouns).
[edit] very biased sentence
In the 'Important People' section:
'Ulises Osvaldo Betancourt Castello was the last Mayor of Camagüey voted in democratic elections, before the oldest dictator still goberning in the world took power back in Jannuary the 1st 1959.'
I realise not everyone loves Castro, but that's got to be considered biased. I'm not sure what to do, though... just delete that whole sentence? Or change it to incude something about Castello (if he was an important historical figure who merits a sentence about him)? It's definitely got to be changed, though...
Bird of paradox 10:13, 19 March 2006 (UTC)
