User talk:Dumbledore

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Hi there!, I was browsing around the English language page and found you created a chart!, great work, however can I ask that you please edit it a little bit?, in the description you state "Distribution of native English speakers by country" and then point out "America"; America is not a country but a continent that encompasses many countries including the USA, Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Venezuela, Brasil, Argentina, etc. Can you please edit it and note "USA" or "United States of America"? Thank you! and keep up the good work around here ;)DamianFinol

I saw the change, thank you! :) DamianFinol 22:44, 27 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Pan-European identity

A peer review will usually - not always - attract more editors, see Wikipedia:Peer_review. I suggest you add this tag, it goes on the Talk Page not on the article page.Paul111 10:29, 2 September 2006 (UTC)