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Thanks for keeping on top of the translations

Several people have altered Vada a bordo, cazzo! at Costa Concordia disaster. You are about the only one who appears to have read the reference, which was sourced to an eminent professor of linguistics. He favours "Get the fuck on board!", which is what you re-changed it to. The translation itself is under discussion on the talkpage. Thanks for keeping Wikipedia on track. BrainyBabe (talk) 20:07, 22 January 2012 (UTC)

Costa Concordia Disaster: "Possible Causes Section

I have posted about this in detail in the Talk pages but you have not replied there. Your writing in the Section "Possible Causes" is not appropriate, and is misleading to the readers. At root, it diminishes the quality of the article. We have to use appropriate discretion. You are citing very old sources for the statements that such speculation is "still" valid or "not yet" excluded. 6 day old articles of speculation might have been of interest 6 days ago but they are not continuingly valid. Also, much of what you wrote is irrelevant. It is not relevent to the topic of "causes" that the ship had passed close to the island on 14 August, or on any other date. Those topics are mentioned elsewhere (as for proof that close passes have been intentional under certain conditions, wich conditions were very different from 13 Jan, so far as we know) but they have no bearing on the cause of impact on the night of 13 January. I ask you to please just consider that many many more facts and admissions have been made since the dates of you articles. Finally, some of your new footnotes simply do not support the sentences you have cited them for. I don't have time for an edit war. I ask you to reconsider and delete the old, and irrelevant text and to delete the footnotes that do not support the text.SteveO1951 (talk) 04:07, 23 January 2012 (UTC)

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