User talk:Mak13

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[edit] Welcome, Mak13, to Wikipedia!

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[edit] First Article

Hello everybody and welcome to my first Wikipedia article. Any suggestion and addition is welcome, because I think the subject just deservs it. In addition, I am not at home with my English, so any stylistic suggestion for these few sentences from native speakers is appreciated. In English, I prefere British idiom, just to stay consistent...

[edit] Image copyright problem with Image:Rudolf fizir.jpg

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Hi, I guess the above relates to the comment you left on Wikipedia:Newcomers help page with the {{helpme}} tag. You can (and should) use that tag on your talk page and we'll see it and reply here that way you'll keep any questions and answers together, you'll also get the "you have new messages" banner whilst using wikipedia so you'll know we've replied. If you think you've tagged the image incorrectly simply correct the tagging on those images and it should be ok. You can ask the person who warned you of the problem above if you need any clarification of the image. Their talk page is here. Finally I notice on the post to the help page you didn't sign your comment, on discussion/talk pages it's normal to sign things you write with ~~~~ that expands out to your username/signature and the date and time. Thanks --pgk(talk) 19:01, 31 March 2006 (UTC)