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- Thanks a lot, Sandahl. But I'm here since... 6 years ! ;D Happy new year. Alvaro (talk) 23:21, 14 January 2009 (UTC)
- OK. I saw the notice at the top of your page and thought you might be a new user needing help. Just go ahead and remove it. Happy new year to you also.—Sandahl (talk) 00:35, 15 January 2009 (UTC)
- You are welcome.—Sandahl (talk) 16:06, 19 January 2009 (UTC)
Don
Hi Alvaro, good work on the French rivers! About the Don, the most notable river Don is the one in Russia, then there's two reasonably long ones in the UK, a small one in Canada. I just checked the Sandre site: in France there's a 30 km long Don, tributary of the Orne, and a 20 km long Don, tributary of the Canut (but géoportail calls the Canut Don, and the Canut/Don is a tributary of the Vilaine). Since there's two rivers called Don in France, I would call the river you're talking about Don (Vilaine). Markussep Talk 15:05, 20 January 2009 (UTC)
Moder
There's no chance that the Moder comes into Germany, because it would have to cross the Rhine (that forms the border there) for that. Anyway: according to geoportail the Moder flows parallel to the Rhine for 2 km, and joins the Rhine just below the weir (barrage) of Iffezheim. Neuhaeusel is the closest village to this point, but it is on territory of Beinheim. I chose Neuhaeusel, no big deal IMO. Markussep Talk 14:33, 22 January 2009 (UTC)
Bouzanne
Hi. You're doing a great job, but as you've asked for some help, I thought I'd add my two penn'orth. As an example, in the article on the river Bouzanne, I've introduced the convert template to all km measurements, for us Anglo-Saxons who prefer miles and I've one-worded directions like 'northwest' and swapped 'to' for 'of' in a couple of places. Dickie (talk) 09:46, 31 January 2009 (UTC)

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Lignon
Hi Alvaro, first of all: good work on all the river articles! About Lignon: since the article Lignon already exists, but covers a not so notable village, I think the way to go is to move Lignon to Lignon, Marne, and create a disambiguation page at Lignon. I will do that, with your two rivers on it.
Something else: you've probably been copying river data from French wikipedia sofar. Do you have access to books or internet sites with river data (discharge, basin area) that's not in the Sandre database? It would be good to add references to them, let me know if you need help doing that. Markussep Talk 15:41, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
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Demographics sections
I am removing the demographics sections from French communes as I update the population to the 2006 in the infobox. The existing information is now obsolete. I don't know what you mean by garbage. Ksnow (talk) 18:27, 22 April 2009 (UTC)Ksnow
- Sorry, that was a cut-and-paste error. Ksnow (talk) 18:36, 22 April 2009 (UTC)Ksnow
Re. Thanks, but...
Wolf Rock, Cornwall article
Bonjour, Alvaro. I've just tagged Wolf Rock, Cornwall as a copyvio. Because it was a copyvio from day one (verified source pre-dates article through Internet Wayback Archive), has no substantive additions from others, and no clean version to revert to, it's tagged for speedy deletion. (Note to readers of this talkpage: Alvaro isn't responsible for the Copyvio.)
You mentioned on the talkpage you'd made fr:Wolf Rock (Cornouailles) from it; the concern you subsequently expressed on the talkpage about it being a copyvio is correct. Am letting you know so you can take care of the fr-wiki version. Merci. –Whitehorse1 16:44, 16 September 2009 (UTC)
- Thx for the tagging. Don't worry about fr:Wolf Rock (Cornouailles), I rebuilt it from scratch , 8 days after I had put the msg about the copyvio in Talk:Wolf Rock, Cornwall; it's a light and very personalized version of Wolf Rock (Trinity House). Thanks for your job here. Alvar☮ ☎ 21:16, 16 September 2009 (UTC)
Ton courriel
Salut Alvaro,
Merci pour ton message. Ca donne à réfléchir, effectivement. En très résumé : je me sens un peu impuissante. Et... pour le reproche direct lié à l'arbitrage, je vais faire une réponse d'un niveau intellectuel stratosphérique : "C'est pas moi qui ai commencé, m'sieur, c'est Bapti !"
Je répondrai essaierai de répondre plus longuement par mail, mais je voulais juste accuser réception et te faire un coucou.
++,
--Moumine70 (talk) 08:13, 18 September 2009 (UTC)
PS: Ce 70 est dû au fait que mon pseudo sur fr: était déjà pris ici, mais c'est bien moi :D
« c'est pas moi qui ai... » Arf ;D Vrai, j'avais oublié ça ; sans doute qu'il faisait ça, dans la série « faut être 2... » et donc taper sur les 2 ?
Merci d'avance pour ta réponse, mais bof, sauf si tu as des trucs vraiment spéciaux à dire, ne t'en donne pas la peine, je crois que nous nous sommes compris sur l'essentiel ; et puis, tout ça ne sert à rien ; comme on peut le voir sur le BA en ce moment, le blocage, créé pour lutter contre le vandalisme, est devenu une arme pour empêcher les gens de contribuer ! On marche vraiment sur la tête ! Mais ceux que ça gêne... préfèrent rester silencieux, veulent pas d'embrouille, veulent pas jouer au redresseur de torts, au chevalier blanc...
Oui, j'imagine bien que « c'est vraiment toi » comme chantait Téléphone ;D
++ Alvar☮ ☎ 09:48, 18 September 2009 (UTC)
- Bon, alors je ne vais pas répondre, n'ayant rien de spécialement spécial à ajouter ^^
- Mais... as-tu lu le dernier paragraphe de l'avis de Chandres dans l'arbitrage ouvert par Vol de nuit et que j'approuve ? En plus, j'ai l'impression que plus on joue le chevalier blanc, plus on se fait agresser, par tout le monde, pour trois mots écrits un peu de travers. Et se faire agresser, ce n'est pas ce que les nobles wikipédiens recherchent. --Moumine70 (talk) 19:03, 18 September 2009 (UTC)
- Non, je n'ai pas lu (je vais essayer d'y jeter un oeil) ; j'ai fait un drastique nettoyage de ma liste de suivi ; aucun Wikipédien, noble ou pas, cherche à se faire agresser. Eh oui, quand on joue le chevalier blanc, on se fait agresser ; résultat : aucun désaccord ne doit être exprimé :-( Alvar☮ 's saloon. 22:08, 18 September 2009 (UTC)


