User talk:Bill Williams

North Central Florida map: Marion County not highlighted?

Hey Bill, thanks for your map contribution! Quick question: shouldn't Marion County be highlighted as well?

I live in Marion County and was trying to decide if I'm considered "North Central" Florida. Wikipedia says yes, but the corresponding image doesn't have Marion County highlighted..unless I just haven't had enough coffee this morning.

Image: File:North Central Florida.png

Thanks in advance, and thanks for contributing to Wikipedia!

Dan Parker 2607:FB91:19:9593:99CC:13C1:DAB2:CAC3 11:52, 5 August 2022 (UTC)

2607:FB91:19:9593:99CC:13C1:DAB2:CAC3 yeah it surprised me too, but check the source I put along with the map, where I found a semi-legal definition of North Central Florida from a semi-governmental body (Regional Planning Council). [1] a map can be seen here, as well as [2] here on the full list of regional planning councils. Either way the East Central region is the one with Marion county, not the North Central one. I know plenty about Marion County and agree it could be considered part of North Central Florida, but I guess some definitions differ from others and this was the best I could find somewhat "officially". Bill Williams (talk) 03:52, 6 August 2022 (UTC)

Peace offering

Wikipedia is not the place for Jewish editors to shoehorn in their favored views. Youve seen my friends, and I have many friends on Wikipedia and outside. Im offering you a truce. You can write about general topics in Palestine, like Jewish dancers or soccer. But youll stop writing on the Islamic resistance, on the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and Hezbollah. Do that, and the trouble will stop. We are all Imad (talk) 19:37, 26 August 2022 (UTC)