DimitrisTh
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editHello again, DimitrisTh!
Thank you so much for taking part in the training session the other day. I hope that you enjoyed it and that we'll see you on Wiki again soon. I think it would be great if we could put on an architecture edit-a-thon for the Festival of Architecture 2016 covering any architects or projects currently under-represented on Wikipedia so if you come across suggested topics for articles on your travels then do let me know. And if you'd be interested in participating in something like this then drop me an email and I'll see if I can't get something arranged.
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