Talk:Key Largo, Florida
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Key = Cay ???
[edit]Cayo, in Spanish, means Cay... and the Bogart's movie is called Cayo Largo in Spanish. Isn't there a relation between Key Largo and the islands called cays? I say that because there's no mention here of cay... Kintaro (talk) 16:28, 1 August 2012 (UTC)
Admin reverted my edit.
[edit]See discussion about it []. 24.136.10.82 (talk) 06:18, 10 July 2025 (UTC).
- Answered on that talk page. BTW, my reversion of your edit had nothing to do with me being an admin. That is not how things work here. Donald Albury 12:04, 10 July 2025 (UTC)
- Donald, interesting. I dunno if there's a new trend or maybe it depends on the person but usually you look to disprove someone before reverting. For example, if you Google'd Bruce Rauner with Key Largo, and you found no results, then that's ground for revert and seeking explanation. Anyways, I dunno if you're the type that Wikipedias on a smartphone now, I still use a computer. You probably clicked on the Bruce Rauner article, pressed Ctrl F, type'd in Key Largo, and found 0 results. But when I read the article which just said he moved to and became a registered voter in Florida, I clicked on the source and it specifically said Monroe County. Then I Google'd his name with Monroe County to see which town he lived in. Now a millionaire like Bruce Rauner certainly does own homes across several states but I'd guess where he's registered to vote at is his primary base. 24.136.10.82 (talk) 16:54, 10 July 2025 (UTC).
- I frequently revert unsourced additions to lists of Notable residents, alumni, and such. Many such additions are not justified. Since you have the relevant sources at hand, why haven't you re-added him with proper citations? Donald Albury 17:42, 10 July 2025 (UTC)
- Donald, interesting. I dunno if there's a new trend or maybe it depends on the person but usually you look to disprove someone before reverting. For example, if you Google'd Bruce Rauner with Key Largo, and you found no results, then that's ground for revert and seeking explanation. Anyways, I dunno if you're the type that Wikipedias on a smartphone now, I still use a computer. You probably clicked on the Bruce Rauner article, pressed Ctrl F, type'd in Key Largo, and found 0 results. But when I read the article which just said he moved to and became a registered voter in Florida, I clicked on the source and it specifically said Monroe County. Then I Google'd his name with Monroe County to see which town he lived in. Now a millionaire like Bruce Rauner certainly does own homes across several states but I'd guess where he's registered to vote at is his primary base. 24.136.10.82 (talk) 16:54, 10 July 2025 (UTC).