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Sobre la foto que tomaste de la tumba de Diaz te quiero pedir un favor. La he usado en varios articulos pues me parece muy buena. Desafortunadamente la quieren borrar por no cumplir con Commons. Podrias accesar a ella y dar tu autorización libre como el autor. En todo momento se ha respetado tu autoria y así debera seguir. Un saludo desde Campeche y ojala puedas ayudarme. Joaquín Martínez Rosado.
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Hola SINALOA, AL de Portugal al habla,
creo que tu edición en este articulo no fue correcta. He buscado el perfil OFICIAL del jugador, que ya no estaba disponible aquí en WP, y también ese enlace (como todos los demás) pone ZURICH como su lugar de nacimiento OK?
Que tengas un buen fin de semana, gracias --AL (talk) 19:36, 20 June 2014 (UTC)
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Hi, I see you made some small edits to Fray Juan de Torquemada on 2 December 2013. I myself had had a go at improving the article the following January (when it was a mess), and again this month.
But when I looked at the article's talk page just now I remembered that I had despaired of improving the article through piecemeal amendments, and embarked instead on drafting a major re-write which you can review HERE if you wish. My work takes account of Léon-Portilla's biographical essay (1983) published as volume 7 of IIH edition of Torquemada which I take to be the latest, best and fullest account of the life. As you can see, the article attracts little to no interest (only you, me and Amuseclio since December 2013, and nothing but minor edits as far back as April 2010).
The article as it stands remains inadequate, especially since (i) it fails to give proper prominence to Torquemada's non-literary accomplishments, and (as to those) (ii) lacks any mention of the most contested issue, namely the charge of plagiarism.
If it's not too much bother, would you care to tell me what you think of my draft and if it's worth moving it over? I have notified Amuseclio too. Thanks. Ridiculus mus (talk) 11:21, 29 March 2015 (UTC)
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Hi, I'm Boleyn. Sinaloa, thanks for creating Christoph Weiditz!
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