Info789

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Yinnar

Hi Info789. I appreciate your enthusiasm but your contributions to Yinnar, Victoria are not useful in the form that you have added them. I suggest reading Wikipedia's Manual of style, its policy on reliable sources (i.e. Facebook is not a reliable source) and having a think about what information should be in an encyclopedia article (i.e. Is it really relevant that Yinnar is two hours drive from Chadstone?)

Your contributions to the article are welcome (Freely licenced photos would be a great improvement if you could take some) but how about starting small and making some small improvements and see if others approve before making massive changes that breach Wikipedia policy and that other editors may have issues with? Cheers, Mattinbgn (talk) 23:36, 1 September 2010 (UTC)

Hi Mattinbgn. Thank you for your advice. I'm still learning but I have given it another shot - not so hastily this time around! I would appreciate your input and any changes that should be made so it follows Wikipedia policy. I'm hoping I haven't made too many changes at once again. Could you tell me how much is too much? I am taking your advice with the freely licenced photos next. I would like to continue adding information about the town history. Are the reference sources I am using reliable enough? As it is such a small town it is often difficult to find references for it's history. How should i go about adding a history section to the article? Thanks again. --Info789 (talk) 13:47, 17 September 2010 (UTC)

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Melbourne meetup

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