User talk:L'Orgoglio

Please don't submit requests for new languages in unexisting languages, or in languages which don't have a valid ISO 639 language code. Thank you, SPQRobin ^(inc!) 23:34, 30 June 2008 (UTC)

I'm sorry, I just would've liked to see what Polish would look like in Cyrillic form. Yes, I should've known that it would've been rejected anyways. Thanx for the tip, though!

Sabah (Thanks)

Thank you very much for your support to Wikipedia Aceh. Si Gam Acèh 07:04, 30 August 2008 (UTC)

Ciao

I was not aware that there was something with my userpage. Thanks for your positive feedback as well. I experienced that there are enough people around like you which can carry the idea of a DialectWiki and make it happen. I also added the the Neapolitan Wikipedia to my list on DialectWiki. To my opinion it takes only some participants to preserve their own home dialect to start with and motivate others to join afterwards. I hope that you keep an eye on the site. It is a sandbox/test wiki for the moment and I hope that it wll be integrated into Wikiversity or as an independant portal.

On my page you will also fnd a request for help. There is an existing extension which would do the trick but I have difficulties to get it embedded into the DialectWiki yet. If you have an idea that would be great.

Distinti saluti & a nice weekend

Bovelett 23:38, 27 February 2009 (UTC)

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