User talk:Knockwood

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Utah Wikipedia Meetup
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Conversion to cite in Dacian language
Hi there! I saw you converted a lot of references to the cite template in the Dacian language article. That is very cool. Thanks a lot. I am working to do the same for many articles within WP:DACIA and I was wondering if you are using any tool for that? I've been doing it manually and it is pretty tedious. As a second pass, would be cool to use sfn and move all cites to the References section, per these examples: WikiProject Dacia/References and Amutria. If you have any interest in the topic, feel free to join our project. Regards! --Codrin.B (talk) 03:43, 2 February 2011 (UTC)

Reference errors on 1 April
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