User:Zoeannl

Mainly active on Wikisource. Proofreader extraordinaire.

Next attempt at editing to be Surf Life Saving New Zealand

{{cite EB1911}} How do we include Wikisource references? Wikipedia:WikiProject Wikisource inactive. s:Wikisource:WikiProject References to Wikisource/Wikipedia lists citation template use in Wikipedia. How to: identify article references of books in public domain i.e. published before 1923? Identify articles needed that can be generated from WS content...

User:Zoeannl/Help project

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