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My official language is an expanded modernized version of Latin (as a single word for 'aircraft' is much more expediant than a classical latin version that roughly says 'a machine by which people are able to fly'), do I get to add my name to this list? [[User:Zoogies|Zoogies]]|[[User talk:Zoogies | <small>ζtalk</small>]] 02:54, 6 Jan 2005 (GMT) | My official language is an expanded modernized version of Latin (as a single word for 'aircraft' is much more expediant than a classical latin version that roughly says 'a machine by which people are able to fly'), do I get to add my name to this list? [[User:Zoogies|Zoogies]]|[[User talk:Zoogies | <small>ζtalk</small>]] 02:54, 6 Jan 2005 (GMT) | ||
| + | :Your country, your choice. Probably better to add a sentence saying just ^that^ than to create a new article. [[User:Frisbeeteria|→ Fris]] [[User talk:Frisbeeteria|Θ<small>''talk''</small>]] 03:19, 6 Jan 2005 (GMT) | ||
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| + | I think plenty of nations have added something to this NS.Wiki. Why is this still a stub? | ||
| + | :No longer![[User:Gruenberg2|Gruenberg2]] 14:04, 21 October 2005 (GMT) | ||
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My official language is an expanded modernized version of Latin (as a single word for 'aircraft' is much more expediant than a classical latin version that roughly says 'a machine by which people are able to fly'), do I get to add my name to this list? Zoogies| ζtalk 02:54, 6 Jan 2005 (GMT)
- Your country, your choice. Probably better to add a sentence saying just ^that^ than to create a new article. → Fris Θtalk 03:19, 6 Jan 2005 (GMT)
Stub
I think plenty of nations have added something to this NS.Wiki. Why is this still a stub?
- No longer!Gruenberg2 14:04, 21 October 2005 (GMT)
