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::: Oh, I see. Yes, I'll try to get this sorted out and made sense of in the article. What a mess! Thanks for your help. --[[User:Sethile|sethile]] 10:10, 11 December 2012 (CST) | ::: Oh, I see. Yes, I'll try to get this sorted out and made sense of in the article. What a mess! Thanks for your help. --[[User:Sethile|sethile]] 10:10, 11 December 2012 (CST) | ||
:::: What a mess indeed :-) . But I would say that the article like this (Dec, 11 2012 21:13 GMT+1) is allright. Seems to be a commercial war between Hong Kong and the Middle Kingdom... A storm in a glas of water (transl. from French) English version: tempest in a teapot. | :::: What a mess indeed :-) . But I would say that the article like this (Dec, 11 2012 21:13 GMT+1) is allright. Seems to be a commercial war between Hong Kong and the Middle Kingdom... A storm in a glas of water (transl. from French) English version: tempest in a teapot. pipephil | ||
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My opinion : The only Gloredo pipes we know are represented by the pipe displayed at "Pipes: Logos & Markings" (Gloredo)
For me it is since oct 2007 the true GLOREDO and will stay it.
- Yes, thanks for your comment, and I understand. I'm not familiar with these pipes either before or after Chi Cheng's ownership. I don't see any reason not to include the history of the pipes, at least. I will edit the article to include the Gloredo history as best I can piece it together from what we had. Thanks again, and all the best. --sethile 09:33, 11 December 2012 (CST)
- Thanks for your answer. It should be clear that the TWO Gloredos brands co-exist. A way to mention it could be to give the TWO links to their respective websites.
- Oh, I see. Yes, I'll try to get this sorted out and made sense of in the article. What a mess! Thanks for your help. --sethile 10:10, 11 December 2012 (CST)
- What a mess indeed :-) . But I would say that the article like this (Dec, 11 2012 21:13 GMT+1) is allright. Seems to be a commercial war between Hong Kong and the Middle Kingdom... A storm in a glas of water (transl. from French) English version: tempest in a teapot. pipephil