Talk:Naukati Bay, Alaska

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Census "borgs" at it again ...

For Alaskans in South-Eastern Alaska, the water, Inside Passage a.k.a. Inland Passage is the major "road". Links to nautical charts (even if they are "Public Domain") are relatively more important than than "Public Domain" Census data.

Perhaps you should start by deleting all the Public Domain Census data?

Please restore the chart links and the short nautical narrative text which you removed. I do not want to undo you edits nor have to again sort out what someone else deleted.

What is it with you "Census" folks? LeheckaG (talk) 22:14, 3 July 2008 (UTC)

Style

Also, if you look at the example "Featured" city articles, they do not begin with the "Census paragraph", especially not a "Census sentence".

They begin with where the location is at and some interesting relevant facts about it.

Reading about the Census in the first paragraph is mildly annoying, in the first sentence is too much. LeheckaG (talk) 22:21, 3 July 2008 (UTC)

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