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- Here, right here, is where you can leave notes--or on my own talk page. First of all, editing a website when you don't know how the website works is probably not a good idea. Second, you MUST address the concerns: content needs to be in proper English, and be accompanied by valid, reliable secondary sources (see
WP:RS). That's besides the COI/neutrality concerns, which right now are not the most important ones--first is a. you stop reverting and edit warring and b. you find the proper sources for the content you wish to include. Revert again and I will be forced to block you, since contributors have to play by the rules. Thank you,
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- Drmies ( talk) thanks for writing directly on my talk page. Sorry for the misunderstanding I didn't want to cause any trouble. The information is based on http://matohomola.sk/profil-mato-homola/, http://matohomola.sk/en/news/, http://matohomola.sk/en/profile-mato-homola/ and http://www.homolamotorsport.sk/en/news. I understand that it would be ideal if every peice of information is tied into a direct citation, but there is so much content in what I posted, that it would not be doable. We can reference these matohomola.com and homolamotorsport.com. Regarding the proper English, I do understand that Wikipedia strives for the highest quality. I want to assure you that we were doing our best and if you can see places where it could be improved, please help. Deleting the whole thing makes the profile incomplete. Thanks Ondrejhomola ( talk) 02:44, 28 January 2019 (UTC)
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