Hi, and welcome to the Wikipedia. Do you have permission from the author of what you added at Mesothelioma to use it here? If so, then great - can you add a note saying as much to Talk:Mesothelioma. If not, I'm afraid we can't use it, as everything in the Wikipedia has to be licensed under the GNU FDL. If you've any questions, feel free to ask me on my talk page or else add it to the bottom of the Wikipedia:Village pump. All the best--Camembert
Hi again, Carax. No problem for the delayed response on the above: as you say, the article looks in good shape now anyway. If there's anything you still want to add to the article from that source, then feel free - so long as you've noted you have permission to do so, there shouldn't be a problem.
As for the other: you're right that Wikipedia article titles and links are case-sensitive, so a link to Veronica geng isn't the same as one to Veronica Geng. I've moved the article you wrote on her to Veronica Geng, so everything should be OK now. Should you ever need to rename an article yourself for this or any other reason, you can do so using the "move" link; see m:Help:Renaming (moving) a page for more details. Hope this helps--Camembert
Hey Carax, thanks for your correction in brain implant. I heard "she" and "he" several times and was not sure, but the materials I skimmed were "she." Anyway, I checked again and found a short biography and there it was "he." Thanks for correcting that. BenT/C July 7, 2005 06:30 (UTC)
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