Talk:Magnetic North (Hopesfall album)

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Noting problems in this article, until i or someone can give full attention to them:

Confuses magnetic north (a direction) with magnetic north pole (a location)
"the Earth's magnetic north is actually a south magnetic pole" may be accurate (except for misusing "MN") (and at least captures the irony that either the end of the compass needle or the NMP is misleadingly named; i want to check which is which) but IMO the meaning of this is too tricky to dismiss in one sentence w/o leaving many readers non-plussed.
There certainly are several different kinds of NMP (not 2 but rather i think 3 to 5), but
1. they belong only in a more specialized article that can be linked from this one
2. more idea needs to be given of how close together they are (my impression is concentrated within a radius of 100 mi. or less, so only specialists care)
3. mention them all & either distinguish or point specifically to reference that does so
IMO magnetic north deserves no caps, tho perhaps North Magenetic Pole is OK
says compasses point at NMP when in fact they point along the (often? always?) curved field lines that terminate there (THis might be right if the core field were a simple dipole field -- IIRC false -- AND there were no local anomalies -- definitely false.)

This article should NOT be the first thing you get when you look for up "Magnetic North". 95% of visitors will be looking for the scientific term and not an obscure retro-grunge album. 67.170.34.164 17:31, 2 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I agree- an album by a group that nobody has heard of does NOT deserve to trump the scientific term.67.64.151.66 10:52, 9 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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