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You so know that I'll be encouraging any and all history articles. Now, what do you have your eye on? ;)

Holy categories, Batman! If I ever end up writing history, I'll know where to put the article, haha.

I've just come back from reading it. I'm so glowing right now. It's exactly the confidence boost that I needed. :D Twelfth Editor's Choice on Wizzley! I'm about to Tweet all my friends about it.

I'm sure that if you suggested some, the Wizzley team would add them. I just have to keep on top of it now, ensuring that I keep checking that I have all of the categories listed here.

Lol, Nightowl posted about it in your forum thread - read it - high praise! As for the European-American centered categories here on Wizzley, I guess it just reflects the origin of the company and most of its authors - still me thinks a few more categories that would reflect the wider world history wouldn't do any harm ...

Sam - *stares* Oh wow! I didn't know! :o When did that appear? It wasn't there two hours ago! :o WOW!

Sam - It's basically a case of taking one of those big catch all categories, which aren't linked to a particular country and running with those.

I've had to do that with one of mine, as not every British historical era is represented. My article on Eyam (1666, hence Stuart era in my usual timeline) has jumped about from category to category. Now I have it all laid out, it's found a permanent home in Post Medieval.

Katie - Thank you very much. <3

I'm glad that you think so; and thanks for the extra information. I did wonder how Bonfire Night is celebrated in Guy Fawkes's home town. Or not celebrated, as the case appears to be!

Oh, and big congrats to the EC - well deserved!

I noticed, not your fault!, that the whole category system is very North-America and Europe centered. What category should one choose for an article about historic events in Asia, Africa or Australia that are not connected to Europe nor North America?

Special Indeed! Well done! :)K

Me too the adorable elf is amazing with something the kids can really get involved with. Great helper for parents at this time of year. Thanks for commenting Jo, :)

I like that angel figurine a lot!!

Is Kindle Touch so cheap now? Wow!

I can't believe they even made a magic wand remote control. It must quite tickle the fans of Harry Potter!