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Thomas Chalmers
I put an explanation in my edit summary, but probably should have expanded on it on talk. The problem was a merging of two articles from the 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica. The Thomas Chalmers article, had the end of an article about George Chalmers instead of the correct ending - I suspect that the original scan missed a page. It was the sudden mention of the death of George Chalmers that showed there was a problem. I checked with a couple of versions and it's the 1911encyclopedia.org version that's wrong, the encyclopedia.jrank.org version is OK ( and ). So I took out the faulty ending and put the right ending in. Of course, being a 1911 article, it has all the usual language and NPOV problems. Anyway, sorry for the confusion, hopefully it's clear now -- sannse (talk) 21:25, 30 July 2005 (UTC)

Ako srednje dobro govoriš slovenački, pretpostavljam da mozeš da razumeš i ovo. Ako je tako, mozeš da dodaš još jedan (srpski) jezik medju impresivnu listu jezika koje govoriš :) Quot linguas calles, tot homines valles. -- Obradovi&#263; Goran ( t al k  03:18, 10 September 2005 (UTC)

Scottish Wikipedians' notice board
Since joining Wikipedia recently I have learnt an awful lot, and one of those things is the value of teamwork. It has become increasingly apparent to me that there are absolutely tons of people out there devoted to editing the Scottish articles, but we communicate only haphazardly. To begin to attempt to remedy this, I have initiated a notice board for all Scoto-fans!

You can find it using this shortcut: WP:SCOWNB (yes, I know that it ain't very "short", but our nordic neighbours had first call on WP:SWNB).

Please sign up and post notices, or at least Watch the page.--Mais oui! 15:34, 22 October 2005 (UTC)

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I am Anadine and have lost my password and I really really want my old identity back. Any suggestions?

AfD nomination of Lists of people by nationality
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Articles for deletion nomination of Lists of Americans
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Nomination of List of Algerians for deletion
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