Pdebarro

Hello

Hello there! Welcome to Wikipedia, hope you have a good time here :) . Well, I wish I could suggest a topic for you, but my specialization is something diametrically opposite to what you are studying, so I'm at a loss for topics to write on :) . Lynch7 14:29, 3 February 2012 (UTC)

Topics

Hello! You seem to have some good topic ideas - next step is doing some research to help you narrow it down! Debaser42 (talk) 18:55, 7 February 2012 (UTC)

Welcome

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Gender representation in media research

Hello Pdebarro,

I have noticed that you linked some of VGresearcher's blog posts to some wikipedia articles. However, I must point out policies regarding sources, especially blogs may not be acceptable. Please see the article on verifiability. It would be better to find the original academic sources that did the studies so you can have a deeper understanding, citations and links to the original studies can be found at the end of every VGresearcher's posts.

As the blogger for VGresearcher, I can provide you the original academic sources and additional articles on gendered depictions of cartoons. If you are a university or college student, you can find more sources through google scholar. Please contact me by email by the address found in the [1] 'contact me' page.

--Janarius (talk) 21:17, 2 May 2012 (UTC)

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Merge tags

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