Category:Laws & Regulations - Revision history

Ric: Reverted edits by Od7Pel (Talk); changed back to last version by Wouter

2007-06-10T16:47:44Z

Reverted edits by Od7Pel (Talk); changed back to last version by Wouter

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== Boxing Laws, Regulations and Rules: Past & Present ==

2007-06-01T10:37:12Z

Reverted edits by Od7Pel (Talk); changed back to last version by Ric

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== Boxing Laws, Regulations and Rules: Past & Present ==

2005-03-28T05:57:48Z

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	== Boxing Laws, Regulations and Rules: Past & Present ==		== Boxing Laws, Regulations and Rules: Past & Present ==


	~~This page, currently "under construction," will provide a comprehensive history of boxing legislation, regulations and rules, from the past to the present.~~


	~~=== Editors: Suggested Naming Convention ===~~

	Editors: Please adhere to the following naming convention when creating pages for this category. For American states, please entitle your state page: "USA: (Name of) State Laws"--e.g., USA: Oregon Laws

	~~And for other countries, something like France: Laws; or Canada: Laws<br>~~
	It is hoped that, if we follow such a naming convention, the pages will fall automatically alphabetically within this "Laws & Regulations" category. All American states will fall under "U" in this category, for "USA." (This may help prevent any confusion which potentially could be created by the use of state, since other countries consist of states, too.) Other non-USA pages will fall under their respective letters.

	~~If contributors have better ideas for a consistent naming convention, chime in now before we go too far down the road. Any other suggestions are welcome. Thanks~~

2005-03-18T07:22:07Z

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	And for other countries, something like France: Laws; or Canada: Laws<br>		And for other countries, something like France: Laws; or Canada: Laws<br>
	It is hoped that, if we follow such a naming convention, the pages will fall automatically alphabetically within this "Laws & Regulations" category. All ~~Amwerican~~ states will fall under "U" in this category, for "USA." (This may help prevent any confusion which potentially could be created by the use of state, since other countries consist of states, too.) Other non-USA pages will fall under their respective letters.		It is hoped that, if we follow such a naming convention, the pages will fall automatically alphabetically within this "Laws & Regulations" category. All American states will fall under "U" in this category, for "USA." (This may help prevent any confusion which potentially could be created by the use of state, since other countries consist of states, too.) Other non-USA pages will fall under their respective letters.

	If contributors have better ideas for a consistent naming convention, chime in now before we go too far down the road. Any other suggestions are welcome. Thanks		If contributors have better ideas for a consistent naming convention, chime in now before we go too far down the road. Any other suggestions are welcome. Thanks

2005-03-18T06:45:09Z

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			This page, currently "under construction," will provide a comprehensive history of boxing legislation, regulations and rules, from the past to the present.


			=== Editors: Suggested Naming Convention ===

			Editors: Please adhere to the following naming convention when creating pages for this category. For American states, please entitle your state page: "USA: (Name of) State Laws"--e.g., USA: Oregon Laws

			And for other countries, something like France: Laws; or Canada: Laws<br>
			It is hoped that, if we follow such a naming convention, the pages will fall automatically alphabetically within this "Laws & Regulations" category. All Amwerican states will fall under "U" in this category, for "USA." (This may help prevent any confusion which potentially could be created by the use of state, since other countries consist of states, too.) Other non-USA pages will fall under their respective letters.

			If contributors have better ideas for a consistent naming convention, chime in now before we go too far down the road. Any other suggestions are welcome. Thanks

2005-03-18T06:21:28Z

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