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I'm particularly encouraged by your work on the drum kit article. I've done a lot of work on this, but there is much more to do. And it's one article that is frequently vandalised, so hopefully we'll now have another person watching for this.

Have a look at talk:drum kit. There are some things that you've done that might be worth discussing... the explicit sizing of images, for example, should be avoided where possible, because others view the page at different screen resolutions and results are a bit hard to predict.

And I'm not sure whether this is your doing, but I see the reference to Trinity College has been removed again. A comment on that would be particularly welcome.

And you might consider joining WikiProject Percussion. This project does not own the article of course, nobody does, it's just another way of collaborating.

Again, welcome! Andrewa (talk) 01:32, 27 April 2013 (UTC)

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