Marta.simeckova
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Your recent addition to Milan Kundera
editHello Marta. I've slightly fixed your edit - it's useful to insert <ref>your reference (link or book)</ref>, it should automatically add your reference to the section Notes at the bottom of that article. (If you edit an article, the <ref></ref> button is in the tool panel above the window, on the right side). You can also add Template:Cite web <ref>{{cite web | title= | url= | work= | publisher= | date= | accessdate=2009-04-07}}</ref> for better arrangement, Wikipedia should use unified citation style. Thanks for your contributions, and ask me whatever. Pěkný den --Vejvančický (talk) 06:53, 7 April 2009 (UTC)
Links to salon.eu.sk
editMarta, there's no doubt that salon.eu.sk is a quality website, but that doesn't mean linking to it in all sorts of articles is a good idea regardless. We have rules for external links (WP:EL), and I don't think that wholesale linking to randomly selected articles, such as in Adam Michnik ([1], [2]), complies with these rules. At worst, it may be considered linkspam, especially since all of your edits so far have been in connection with salon.eu.sk. If you are salon.eu.sk's Marta Šimečková, there's also the tricky issue of self-promotion, an accusation you may want to avoid. --Thorsten1 (talk) 09:35, 1 May 2009 (UTC)