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- I noticed you've been very busy contributing! Thanks! Keep up the great work! Sapphire 05:07, 4 April 2006 (EDT)
[edit] Reverting/Moving
Hello
Please don't move/revert changes made to an article seconds after they have been made, as this may lead to some confusion when trying to correct a misspelled word or similar. --Drahnreb 09:18, 14 January 2011 (EST)
Hallo
Tut mir Leid, ich habe mich nur angemeldet um in einer Community, von der ich bereits grossen Nutzen hatte, eigenes Wissen beizutragen. Muße, sämtliche der umfassenden Policies durchzulesen habe ich ehrlich gesagt nicht. Die Preisliste habe ich hereingesetzt, damit man sich ein Bild von den Preisen üblicher Souvenirs machen kann und den Cognac z.B. nicht in Moldawien oder der Ukraine kauft, wo er 5 mal so viel kostet. Meine Änderungen bastle ich nachher noch in den Tiraspol-Artikel ein, in Transnistrien sind sie tatsächlich etwas unpassend, danke für den Hinweis.
Und wie gesagt - bitte etwas warten mit dem editieren, um Verwirrung zu vermeiden. :) --Drahnreb 10:51, 14 January 2011 (EST)
Der Hintergedanke mit der Cognacliste war, dass das ein beliebtes (und oftmals das einzige erhaeltliche) Mitbringsel aus Transnistrien ist. Ich haette diese Info gerne vor meiner Reise gehabt um ausreichend Geld wechseln zu koennen, aber die Preise erfaehrt man nur im Laden in Tiraspol. --Drahnreb 11:09, 15 January 2011 (EST)
[edit] Tokyo nightlife
Hi Jan,
I'm afraid that Tokyo nightlife is really not my area of expertise, so I can't give you any recommendations beyond what's here. Of the bars/clubs listed in the article, I am familiar with only four (Heartland, Gas Panic, Lex, Soul Sonic Boogie), and those are probably the only ones I know! I guess I can just recommend starting out at Heartland.
There is a free monthly English-language magazine called Metropolis (http://metropolis.co.jp/) that has lots of information on nightlife and entertainment, and I'm sure you'll be able to find a copy someplace between the airport and hotel.
Have fun! -- Paul Richter 00:10, 1 February 2011 (EST)
[edit] some changes on Novi Sad page
Hi, I added one hotel to Novi Sad page, and corrected few email addresses (all .yu emails changed to .rs addresses, when Serbia got its domain ( and Yugoslavia seized to exist)), and you deleted my entry. What did I do wrong, or what/how should I write it, so that this entry becomes visible. I am not experienced user. Thx in advance. alex1970ns
I had to google "troll". :-). That was not my intention. I live in Novi Sad, for over 40 years (except for few, when I lived in Vienna, Athens, Haifa, Tel Aviv and Budapest) know the place very well and wanted to correct mistakes, and update info on my hometown. I will try to do it, and will explain each step in summary. I will post links to summary, so that you can verify.
[edit] Oibesue.sce Buenos Aires
Hi, not quite sure what to make of the edits by Oibesue.sce but noted you were reverting and that they have since reinstated one of the two listings you previously reverted. I was about to revert the reinstatement on the basis of your own prior revert but could not readily identify the reason so held back. I appreciate they are apparently self listing or self listing by proxy and the formatting is a bit off. I also noted your comments on their talk page. I am happy to patrol there if I know whats up. Cheers -- felix 08:19, 4 November 2011 (EDT)
