User talk:DenbySpinks

Amazing that a whole page on English actor "Andrew Lynford" has no "sources" WHATSOEVER, and all it gets is the odd "citation needed", yet my input with as many references as I can find, and is, without doubt, correct, is just deleted by a plastic, fantasist, wannabe "writer" from Deludedsville. Absolute Joke!

Thanks for your research on the filming locations. I am presently collecting images of the locations on Commons, but not for all of them can I find free media. Could I persuade you to donate your pictures to Commons?

And I would like your opinion on this: I think I recognise this place, this view from the film, the scene where Poirot is walking around the island, thinking about what could have happened. He should be standing pretty much in the same place as the photographer. What do you think? --Judithcomm (talk) 11:22, 25 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Regarding Evil Under the Sun (1982 film): though you may recognize certain locations while viewing the film, it is inappropriate to add this information to the article without a reliable source. Phrasing such as "the locations were well stitched together" are particular examples of editor opinion being weaved into the article. Even with my edits there are no citations asserting that these locations were used, or that the coordinates (!!) are accurate, but I'm assuming these are obvious to viewers of the film who are familiar with the locales, and not likely to be challenged. However your editorializing of what can or cannot be seen in the background of certain scenes is unencyclopedic and, frankly, trivial. Thanks.— TAnthony^Talk 19:40, 12 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Where is the response to this? It's as if these inaccuracies are correct. DenbySpinks (talk) 15:01, 25 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

THIS was answered comprehensively! The locations this idiot is referring to are self-evident, (rather like referencing the Sydney Opera House and proving that it's in Australia), and the, (nonsense stated about), 'background' was included to prove that two scenes were shot in the same place, even though they were supposed to be hundreds of miles apart, "stitched together" was a reference to that. All of which went straight over this guy's head. DenbySpinks (talk) 18:10, 26 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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It isn't a 'defamatory comment' by me! I couldn't care less.

It is a comment by a third party who claims that Mr Edmonds' version of events is untrue. DenbySpinks (talk) 23:03, 26 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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Hello.

Firstly, I've been editing Wiki for about 15 years on and off. I do understand about 'referencing', and how that works on Wikipedia. You've obviously never seen "Look at Life", as it's common knowledge that the series was riddled with errors, - in an age before Google/social media communication, I suppose it was forgotten before it was unearthed - but I appreciate the need for referencing, EVEN THOUGH SOME PAGES GET AWAY WITH HAVING NONE AT ALL!

As for the 'minor editing'... again, yes, it's more about spelling/punctuation etc. However, this edit DID NOT alter *meaning* of the article, merely added GENUINE context. This was within a TV documentary on the subject, but I shall attempt to find the reference online. DenbySpinks (talk) 22:04, 26 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Nb; This page has NO REFERENCES AT ALL! DenbySpinks (talk) 22:58, 26 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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