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And Colonel.
Also, General. But General shouldn't be hard to distinguish because we can all count to four. (hopefully) Sergeant works for buck sergeants and (some) staff sergeants in the Army. For instance, I was never referred to as "Staff Sergeant" always sergeant or Mack. The Marines, as I understand it, get persnickety about terms of address for enlisted folks and prefer to use the whole title
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Seeing something Thejoker wrote on the wiki reminded me of this: Should we standardize how we do foreign titles? I've always preferred to have the page title be the US title, and then create redirects for the foreign/original title. That way, if you type in "Battleship Potemkin," it'll go straight to that page, rather than a search page. I see a lot of users use both, so it'd be Battleship Potemkin (Bronenosets Potyomkin). Any thoughts?
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I've added it to the style guide.
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I generally believe that films that are shot in the 16x9 or 1.85x1 format should be 600px if the screencaps are high quality enough (either HD or directly from a commercial DVD). Otherwise, 500px for these films. As for older films in the 4x3 format, 400px to 500px depending on the quality. |
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(Speaking of, we need someone to get BD caps for Lawrence of Arabia.)
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