User talk:PsamatheM

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Copying within Wikipedia requires attribution
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 * Many thanks. Will do in future. I had proposed (on the Peru Project page) that the two pages be "merged" as both articles are about exactly the same site - duplicates with different names and different content. I've also noted that some other pages are a lot more complete on e.g. French Wikipedia than on English - how does one attribute when the page is on a different language Wikipedia and has been translated and re-phrased? Many thanks PsamatheM (talk) 22:13, 8 March 2020 (UTC)