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I would not, not readin French, but can we also move the references from the french wiki page?Vinithehat (talk) 04:35, 2 November 2009 (UTC)Reply
Hello Vinithehat and OK about removing the translation reference. However, until I did the translation there was nothing at all about Raoul Dautry on the English Wiki. I believe that when something is a translation from another Wiki, a note should be included to that effect. If the article were to be done in English from scratch, we'd need in-line citations from reference books, newspapers and reliable websites. Without such citations the piece would be worthless. I think that until someone is prepared to re-do the article using English language sources and quoting those sources by means of in-line citations, a translation is the best we can do. And if it is indeed a translation, this should be indicated. A good number of readers will be able to make sense of the French in any case. Mikeo1938 (talk) 14:40, 2 November 2009 (UTC)Reply
