User talk:Nilmerg

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Hi. Re: Your edit to Austronesian languages - it should link to the language, not the place. You've changed them to link to the place. I'm going to revert. Secretlondon 11:22, Dec 3, 2003 (UTC)

Thanks for fixing the Kirlian photography link in Subtle body. Optim 15:41, 17 Dec 2003 (UTC)

Thanks for fixing the typos on my Film-List :-) Fantasy 12:01, 9 Jan 2004 (UTC)

Thanks for fixing the link on Duncan Cameron. Could you give an indication of the ways in which you think the article if POV please. You are probably right, when I was originally writing it I found myself actively liking Duncan Cameron when compared with the politicians he was dealing with. It seems as if this may have crept into the article somehow. ping 09:31, 19 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Thanks for spotting those two nonsense articles. Noting them on Cleanup is one possibility to make sure they don't get lost, however the preferred way is to replace the nonsense with {{msg:delete}} - as then they can be found on the What links here list of the article referred by that message. Then they will not be lost even if all admins miss them on Recent Changes or New Pages. andy 14:34, 27 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Duly noted. Thanks. Have to run now. - Nilmerg 14:38, 27 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Thanks for your Talk page message. Imatinib is a fascinating new anticancer drug that's quite different from all other forms of chemotherapy. Instead of blasting all rapidly dividing cells, it actually targets the protein that's leading to the proliferating of the cancer clone. More similar agents are being developed, but imatinib has definitely been a paradigm shift in oncology. The main guy behind it, Brian J. Druker, will one day get the Nobel prize, methinks. Jfdwolff 09:11, 29 Mar 2004 (UTC)

PS Nilmerg: I saw you removed the : (colon) in one of the aforementioned redirect pages. Was there anything wrong with it? I've always made redirects with a colon without any trouble!