User talk:Yxifix

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However sadly I had to mark all your contributions about Triesen and Triesenberg as a copyright violation and listed them on Wikipedia:Copyright problems, as you copied the text and the images from other websites. Please only contribute contents which you create yourself, or which the copyright owner agrees to be have it release by the GFDL terms. andy 16:09, 16 Jun 2005 (UTC)


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