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Fra Angelico
You are undoubtedly perfectly correct in removing Gentile da Fabriano! But please, when you make a substantantial edit, could you leave an explanation for what you have done, or someone will think that your removal is merely vandalistic and put it back again. Besides which, it's more courteous, and there is a box provided so that such changes are recorded in the history. --Amandajm 07:01, 3 July 2007 (UTC)

Thank you Amandajm, yes I noted that Fabriano was listed as a pupil of Frangelico on the page, where it would have more likely been the other way around, as Fabriano is a noted influence on Frangelico. I'll keep future record of any substantial changes I make.

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Please use correct syntax for external links
Hello,

I just found that you started an article on the movie Ink, very glad to see one finally btw :), just saw that you didn't use quite the rigth syntax for external links.

It's:  .

And not:  .

So the seperator between URl and title is just a space. The " " is only used for internal links, but not for external ones (slightly confusing, I know :D)

You can find a handy reference for such things at: Cheatsheet :).

Happy editing and thx for starting the Ink article :)

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Hey, just giving you a bit of a head's up: normally we almost never list where a film has screened or where it will be screening. The reason for this is that in most cases, the average film will screen at so many festivals that it becomes an unwieldy list that could take up most of the article. The other reasons are that we can't always predict if something will screen because things can change and sometimes films can get pulled for whatever reason, plus it can sometimes come across as us trying to promote screenings for the film. It's just generally not done for those reasons, although there are others as a whole. There are some instances where we'll list where something has screened, but generally speaking those are usually in instances where that's the film's premiere showing. Tokyogirl79 (｡◕‿◕｡)   00:53, 14 April 2014 (UTC)

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