User talk:Ahanibal

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Happy Editing. --Blainster 19:25, 16 March 2006 (UTC)

Revelation
Your addition of a link to The New Revelation is somewhat confusing, as that article doesn't yet exist (although you are free to create it). Most article titles should not have the definite article (the) in the title unless it is a recognized entity, so it would more properly be New Revelation. Also, you entered it as an external link instead of an internal Wikipedia link, which only needs a set of double brackets:. Normally a link to another Wikipedia article without further context should be placed in a See also section. --Blainster 19:38, 16 March 2006 (UTC)