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[edit] Text of anthem
I noticed that User:Bornhj removed the full text of the Corsican national anthem because it was at Wiki source. When an editor removes appropriate text like that, it is considered resonable to put the referential Template:wikisourcepar with the direct address into the article. (see 21 August 2005 edit by User:Uncle G) In this case, however, there is a more specific guideline than the general rule of Wikipedia:Don't include copies of primary sources. In fact within that very guideline is the statement: Some short texts such as short poems and national anthems are usually included in their article. I have restored the first and last stanzas, and included the template. Signed: Bejnar 19:50, 6 September 2006 (UTC)
