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Hello!

From your edits, it looks like you might be interested in articles related to Hungary and the Hungarians, especially in the sports/football/Ferencváros topic. I would like to invite you to join WikiProject Hungary and participate in the Project organization. I think you might be interested in the Sports and games task force (maybe in other ones as well) and if there are five or more applicants for a task force, it can be set up and by a cooperation of dedicated users we can further develop the task force related articles, the task force itself and by so the whole WikiProject Hungary as well. If you are interested, you can read my draft at the Project organization site. If you have questions, ideas or thoughts you can share them on the project organization talkpage or you can contact me directly. Your words are very welcomed!

Thank you! Regards,

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June 2012

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Nomination of Hungarian football clubs in European competitions for deletion

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Reference Errors on 13 January

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Ádám Szalai

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Hi there JF, this is former user AlwaysLearning speaking (had my account vanished after some trolling by some vandals because I was decided to leave forever, but stayed anyway),

some tips about this player's article: 1 - overlinking, when you wikilink some item in the storyline (for example Hungary national football team), then you don't have to link it again, just write it. It's called WP:OVERLINK and it's against WP rules; 2 - storyline, no need to say "Szalai" all the time, sometimes "he" or "the player" is enough; 3 - speaking again about overlinking, please don't re-insert the overlinking in the international goals chart, once for Ferenc Puskás Stadium (or other items) is enough, please.

If you notice, I improved the article substantially (you also did that, with several references, congratulations), for example reinserting the chart of statistics that a vandal called removed here (http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%C3%81d%C3%A1m_Szalai&diff=next&oldid=632261159), so I am here to help, have been an editor for eight years now.

Happy editing, happy 2015 from Portugal --84.90.219.128 (talk) 02:52, 14 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Stats in football players' infoboxes

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Nomination of List of Nemzeti Bajnokság I stadiums for deletion

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