User talk:AdventureCalls

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Thanks!! :) AdventureCalls (talk) 11:46, 26 April 2009 (UTC)

(Reply to message on my talk page) The Adventures of Tintin

Hey you have a cool username :-p

I undid your edit because it wasn't attributed to any source and to me it looked like your own opinion, or something. I wouldn't have undone it if I knew about tintinologist.org calling it like that. If some reliable source describes Tin Tin in Congo as silly I think its fine to add it (with attribution to the particular reviewer or source) so you're welcome to do that :)

By the way just a note: the text you added [1] appears to've been directly copied from [2]. That's not allowed because most websites on the web are copyrighted, while Wikipedia accepts only GFDL text. You have to write everything in your own words.

The numbers (red and green) in the watchlist are the number of characters added or removed in a particular edit from an article. (Help:Watchlist#Watchlist has some explanation)

See ya around :) —Zener 13:00, 27 April 2009 (UTC)

Thanks again so much! AdventureCalls (talk) 03:53, 28 April 2009 (UTC)