User talk:SabineWanner

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Collection of signatures for the free part of the beach in Maiori, Italy

Hello Sabine,

the article has been formatted and translation has been improved, however concerns were raised about the neutrality of the article. Please go to the article talk page and address some of the concerns.

kind regards,

--Steven Fruitsmaak (Reply) 11:37, 5 July 2007 (UTC)

First computer game in Piedmontese language

Hi Sabine, I think the article is ready to be published. Please check that I added the language icons correctly to the sources. The only NPOV issue was the third paragraph of the article. I will just quickly point out the problems. Here is how it was:

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... and will hopefully been taken as an example for other regional languages so that over time we will find more and more localizations of the game.

”

The use of "we" and "hopefully" reflects a POV. Not everyone thinks there should be so many languages. Some people think that people would get along better if they all spoke a common language, such as Esperanto. Anyway, thanks for your hard work and for the article. --SVTCobra 20:44, 15 July 2007 (UTC)