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Orphaned non-free media (Image:Alister williamson.JPG)

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Your recent edit to Sebastian Shaw (actor)

Your recent edit to Sebastian Shaw (actor) undid lots of hard work by other editors during a drive to get this article up to Good Article quality status. In the future please discuss such a drastic revert to a previous poorer quality version of the article on its talk page. Thanks. Cirt (talk) 05:13, 29 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Also, please read WP:LEAD. Cirt (talk) 05:23, 29 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Speedy deletion nomination of William Courtenay (actor)

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Leslie French

Hi, I've fixed up your recent edits to Leslie French. I've not changed any of the main text - that's exactly the same (save for the insertion of a space just after two of the reference tags). All my changes were to the references:

where you use the same reference more than once, you don't need to give it in full every time, see WP:NAMEDREFS. So, I have condensed this down to this.
If you use a website as a reference source, it shouldn't be added to the "External links" section as well, see WP:EL#References and citation. Also, the "External links" section should go after the "References" section, see MOS:APPENDIX. So, I made this change.
The URLs shouldn't be enclosed in single braces because the closing one will be taken as part of the URL, which won't work. Try clicking one of the www.independent.co.uk links in your version. There are several ways of using URLs - the easiest is just to put it alone inside the <ref></ref> tags. The next most common way is to put it in single square brackets, preferably with the page title also enclosed, ie

<ref>[http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/obituary-leslie-french-1076330.html Obituary: Leslie French]</ref>

and the third way, which provides the most information, is to use one of the citation templates. I have used {{cite news}} for the Independent obituary, and {{cite web}} for the other two, see here.

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