Talk:LaSalle, Ontario

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Article Languages

Hi all,

I've noticed that for many Canadian towns, including those with a francophone minority, the French version tends to be a stub and/or not contain nearly as much information as the English article (these words are not intended as an attack on Wikipedia). As a fluent bilingual in French and English, I'm just wondering what the policies are regarding the cross-referencing of different (linguistic) versions of the same article in order to fill missing information. I'm asking this because I have seen articles that have a notification asking for multilingual editors to fill in the blanks (so to speak) in articles for whichever version that's considered a stub.

Many thanks, and great work to all those who volunteer their time editing these articles. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.53.251.139 (talk) 03:04, 26 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]