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good content should be deleted. (The more strict editors among us might think so. I don't.) There are 234,630 unreferenced articles on English wikipedia right this minute. Surely one more won't make the house collapse around us. I've added one reference to the article, restored your cast list and plot, which are perfectly fine, and removed the tag. And just as an offering, here's a link to

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Watermill: there is a lot that need to removed from this article- and one of the first tasks is to remove images that are off focus. Can you tell us why in global perspective this image is important? In the image description on commons you say it supports another mill and is the subject of an article

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Hello Erik, today I had to work late but tomorrow I'll check everything out. Before your invitation I was planning on writing an article on Hunebelle's version of "The Three Musketeers" and I also considered to deliver an English translation of my German article about the upcoming German feature film

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Well, I randomly came across an article on weightlifting and discovered an internal link to a non-existing article called "strength sports". So it occured to me I could actually try to fill the gap. If there is no demand for such an article after all, it is of course the best to have it deleted. The

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Hello, firstly I like to say that I am an admirer of Brian Blessed and that I enjoyed him especially as Scotsman in "Kidnapped" and in "Chasing the deer". I have been thinking he was Scottish. Anyway, he is a Briton as BBC stated. I think he (!) has no reason to complain about this statement. There

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When I wrote this article I was surprised that there were nearly no independent sources. Still I believe that everything said in this article is really safe to say. I understand the deletion of this article as proof that I haven't overlooked other sources, because if it had been possible to write a

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I removed the prod tag for your article on Henty's novel Bonnie Prince Charlie; however, large parts of it are Original research the way we see it here, I therefore made some suggestions for improving the aticle. I think very strongly we should have articles on this level of literary works, and I

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Hello NordhornerII, and thanks for your message about Le Solitaire. I like to approach these things with friendly good humor, and I believe you do too. I marked this article as 'unreferenced' simply because it did not show any references at all. This does not automatically mean that reasonably

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Back to the Watermill article - I can't see any reason why this mill is of world wide importance- there are no technical details- there is nothing to explain why it became on oil mill in the 17th century, or what it was before. I will change the caption- but still think it will eventually be

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I don't understand why you removed him being described as an English actor with that quote in the lead which described him as just British, they are not inclusive and English is a perfectly fine way to describe such a person in a BLP. I had to change it back because of the guidelines in

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You don't need to provide the statement that you're using from the article. If you want to, I think the best way to do that is to use "quote" and put the statements in quotes. That gets a little trickier if the reference material is used for a number of points within the

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are more Britons than Englishmen and therefore their statement seems to have even more weight the way they put it. I just wanted the readers to know straight away that even BBC holds im such high regards... Nordhorner II The man from Nordhorn 01:15, 6 May 2011 (UTC)

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to see how an article can be referenced- and then you may like to work up the the Steinfurt mills in the same way- and then do a translation so we have an English article too. Given time and access to the conservation group I could get quiet enthusiastic.

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Interesting stuff, yes, thanks very much! Really I only popped in because of the habitant/inhabitant thing but I was interested to read the article and to hear from you, so: many thanks! Is it NordhornerII as in

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Hello Erik, I wish you a Happy New Year too! You are right, I keep that in mind. I didn't provide a link because in each case the film title and the article's title were identical but I should have done it

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An unremarkable, small-budget movie; significant RS coverage not found. Article cited to online directories & blogs. Director does not have a wiki page, so there's no suitable redirect target.

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However, I actually wanted to write an article about that film. Yet I wondered if the film would be recognized as notable. I didn't want to publish it just to watch it getting deleted.

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According to some journalists the movie has failed the main point - that the Communists accepted Wałęsa because they believed to control him, but Wałęsa outsmarted them.

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1/3 of Poland was German till 1945 and 48% of Poland is now abroad. A person born "in Poland" can be German, German Jewish, Polish Jewish, Israeli, Kashubian, Silesian.

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appears to be original research as there is no agreement in sources on what defines a strength sport. Many point to weightlifting olympic events instead.

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was too detailed and in-depth for an article about a different film. Most of that information would be best presented in an article specifically about

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from 1963, the entire film, on YouTube. Discovered it the other day and I like Jean Gabin a lot. The jazz score is good too. All best to you! --

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I made a new section containing the comments about the cast. I also deleted an irrelevant uncited sentence at the end of section 1. Regards,

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Could we put the movie poster into it? I am in Germany and therefore under German law. No such thing as "fair use" here.

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And finally, your English is fantastic, but I did want to let you know that "homage" is spelled with only one M.

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THANKS a lot NordhornerII for Michel's Picture !! Yours ever, -- Spiessens 19:56, 25 January 2012 (UTC)

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I don't have access to my old account so I'm using the new one. Eastern Europe was very poor, compare

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You are very welcome. I appreciate the feedback. Nordhorner 20:45, 9 April 2011 (UTC)

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