Talk:Appel de Blois

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The main reason for this article is this link:

http://www.lph-asso.fr/actualites/42.html

Richard Stallman has it this way on his page:

He (Richard or his assistants) needs to be told that it MUST have the leading "www.". Who ever is over the lph-asso.fr domain should be told that lph-asso.fr needs to have a DNS A record and www.lph-asso.fr should probably be a DNS CNAME record. For a while there I was worried. I thought that they had disappeared on us. Since I am NOT the one affiliated with them I am not the best person to approach them about doing this. Historians should not be dictated how to write something by legislation. Let them interpret it how ever they will ... hhhobbit (talk) 11:48, 7 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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