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AfD nomination of Lavandeira
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No apology necessary
editA surprising amount of people don't realise that anyone may remove a prod tag. AfD is usually a better place to take this type of thing anyway. --Closedmouth (talk) 13:33, 24 May 2008 (UTC)
HMS Black Joke - 'incomplete' tag removed
editDear Xabier Cid
I've removed your 'incomplete' tag from HMS Black Joke. The page is perfectly in accordance with the Wikipedia:WikiProject Ships guidlines; what it does need is the red links turned into proper articles. Please let me know if I'm somehow missing the point here! In the meantime, thanks for your interest in an obscure (but to my mind fascinating) corner of naval history.
Your Shem (talk) 11:20, 29 August 2008 (UTC)
- It seems I need to pay more attention to the Article History! Thanks for your polite reply. Yours Shem (talk) 14:54, 29 August 2008 (UTC)
Languages map
editThe map would get very crowded if I add too many languages. Of course there should be more languages, but keep in mind that the map's title is "Simplified Languages of Europe". About Galicia, the Spanish-speaking area corresponds with the city of A Coruña where Spanish is the dominating language.
See this map and the article dedicated to the Galician language.
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Regards,
Andrei
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Re: Galician
editYour welcome :) Glad I could help :) Regards, Maximillion Pegasus (talk) 17:28, 2 October 2009 (UTC)
Klaus Ebner in cyrillic-language wikis
editIn addition to your investigation:
- ru:Эбнер, Клаус created by ru:Участник:ЮрийВВ Dec-30-2007. This account edited only Klaus Ebner page and disappeared Jul-9-2008 (contributions). The account uses a Slavic name but is not a native Russian (or any other Eastern Slavic) speaker - improbable grammar mistakes (this has been noted on his page).
- uk:Клаус Ебнер created by an IP 80.123.42.139 from Vienna, Austria. Edited at length by another Austrian IP (62.47.128.133) and uk:Anna Kovac. All in summer of 2008. Anna Kovac, too, disappeared.
- be:Клаўс_Эбнер - IPs from UK and Austria
- bg:Клаус Ебнер - created by User:Bogdan.D in April 2008. User disappeared after five edits to Ebner's article and nothing else.
All articles were created by their authors as mere lists of works, no free-flowing text.
This is a meat grinder of editors. They just disappear one after another. Only User:Winertai of zh-wikipedia appears to be active (and "real"). Where's my conspiracy microscope? Cheeers, East of Borschov 16:49, 6 August 2010 (UTC)
Discussion of proposed move of Fouta Djallon to Futa Jalon/Jallon
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George A. Romero Ethnicitiy
edit(Working from google translated versions)
Basically, one article references the other and the other says "We have obtained data". From where? Did they find a genealogical listing that had the right name? It's not enough. It's insufficient as a reference. - Richfife (talk) 17:03, 3 October 2013 (UTC)
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