Edit wording

[SCPD]

The wording of:

Lake County (OH) Radio IDs on MARCS

Should be changed to:

Ohio MARCS IP: Lake County Radio IDs

To conform to the rest of the listings in:

Lake County (OH) Radio IDs on MARCS - The RadioReference Wiki

Ohio MARCS-IP: Multi-Agency Radio Communications (P25) - The RadioReference Wiki

 

[safetyobc]

anyone (including you) can edit the wiki. Just FYI

 

[SCPD]

anyone (including you) can edit the wiki. Just FYI

Well yes I know, but at that level I don't see access for me to do that. That's why I mentioned it here. I think I had the same situation before and some mod fixed it.

 

[safetyobc]

Well yes I know, but at that level I don't see access for me to do that. That's why I mentioned it here. I think I had the same situation before and some mod fixed it.

Ok, sorry I wasn't aware of different access levels.

 

[Ronaldski]

On the left side there is a "Log In". You have to sign in separately at the wiki as it doesn't automatically log you in upon going to the page initially.

Personal Tools

• Log in

 

[SCPD]

Nope. I'm logged in. See http://forums.radioreference.com/wiki-forum/311104-edit-help.html

 

[AK9R]

Actually, a Wiki article title is not editable. The way to fix a bad title is "move" the article to the new title. I'm not sure non-admin users have sufficient rights to move articles.

The article in question has been moved to:

Ohio MARCS IP: Lake County Radio IDs - The RadioReference Wiki

Thank you.

 

[SCPD]

Thank you W9BU !

 

[QDP2012]

I'm not sure non-admin users have sufficient rights to move articles.

Non-admins have sufficient rights. I have moved several articles.

anyone (including you) can edit the wiki. Just FYI

Just another note, even though any Wiki user can do so, moving articles is one of those actions that should be done with care, though, and in some rare cases must be done manually by copy-paste. Always try first to move using the "move" button, so the page-history stays intact. Copy-paste loses page-history.

Hope this helps,