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have not spoken to the author, I pressume he/she has no scientific backfground other than what he/she knows from films such as the one you specified on your note to the person. I have nothing against the way Jefuab lives (I would too if I could!) but you are right, the page needs to be improved. If you would be so kind as to leave it to me and others that are interested to sort it out? If you are not happy with this, read my message on the article's talk page and/or leave me a message on mine. Best wishes, --
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actually has nothing to do with vampires at all, it's just related to the copeland name unfortunately and since it is linked and a rumoured theory I thought it belonged with the information already provided. The article is about the romanian royal family lineage that has long been forgotten and shouldn't be, but for other students of romanian history I always found this lineage interesting so I decided to make a wiki page about the romanian decendants.
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I didn't base my research off that hoax website.. I simple put it in the wrong section I do apologize and I will fix it straight away! I am a history major and my specific degree is
Romanian History which is what my article is about, but mostly the extended family of Vlad Tepes aka Vlad the Impaler.
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Well, that's absolutely fine. I asked for it, you gave it. I'm just glad that someone's paying it some attention, although I did create the page for the research of organs that remain, aas of yet, wholly unexplained. My knowledge of the subject is limited to what is on that page (apart from what I
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Well.. Unfortunately when I did research this originally, the story was in the website that mirrored the wiki page about the highgate vampire and when I google it; it's still there, but I too can't seem to find where I had originally found the paragraph about it, which is distressing. The article
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Miracler, I would like to inform you that, although I placed a message on the talk page of the article, I have 'removed' the deletion tag placed on the 'Dormant Sensory Organ' page. I hope, within the next few days, to develop the page into something better. Although I
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Thanks for your message, I was trying to find out what language the article was in, but I couldn't come to a conclusion, so I lazily left the tag as {{notenglish}}. Thanks for the site, it'll probs help me with any future problems.
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Hello TheSmuel, I want to thank you for your message. Told someone I didn't like Andy Murray so, in revenge, he wiped the page... Thanks again and I'll have a go with that link!--
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reliable, third party sources for the information that you add. I can't find a reliable source among the links on the page that links the story of the
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