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The material you have just added to the Portuguese Angola page is almost entirely unsourced Portuguese imperialist propaganda. There is a talk page and it would be helpful if you tried to address the issues there rather than simply adding unsourced biased material. Don't simply reverse other editors work if the article is controversial. Address the contentious issues properly.
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I cannot thank you more for your words of encouragement on my talk page. I am ever so pleased to hear that you enjoyed the article, my true intent was to make it knowledgable and enjoyable at the same time. As per your suggestions, you are correct I have missed some key figures and pieces, and I thank you for pointing that out. Be assured that your suggestions will be added to the article, and remember that should you like, you can add material too, that's the beauty of Wikipedia. I will add your suggestions later today or tomorrow, and I thank you for pointing out the holes that I missed. If you ever need anything here on Wikipedia, let me know, I would love to help. Thank you, Cristiano Tomás (talk) 23:50, 6 January 2013 (UTC)
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Hi LuzoGraal. Thank you for your extensive additions to Maritime history. However I have reverted them, for three reasons.
More seriously, it seems that you have been doing this for some time with many other articles. It is great that you want to develop the maritime history of Portugal on Wikipedia. But this is not the way to do it. You are not really adding anything to Wikipedia about this topic, you are merely inappropriately spamming copies of material that was already on Wikipedia into other article, sometimes damaging their balance in the process.
Rather than reviewing and maybe undoing your other additions myself, I suggest you review them yourself, and undo them when it seems appropriate. Then I suggest you return to what seems a real interest of yours, and create a new article called Maritime history of Portugal. Most of the material you have been adding inappropriately elsewhere would belong here. Portugal has an illustrious maritime history, so you should be able to produce an excellent article. However, please acknowledge in your edit summaries any Wikipedia articles you used as sources. And please add reliable sources if they aren't already present in the text. In the early days of Wikipedia it was acceptable to add material without reliable sources so long as the material was not controversial. But things have changed, and today everything should be sourced. There is a lot of accurate but unsourced legacy material on Wikipedia about Portugal's maritime past. It is easy to locate and copy bits from elsewhere on Wikipedia. The hard work starts when you set about finding appropriate reliable sources. If you use material like that in your new article, it is your job to acknowledge where it came from and cite it with reliable sources. Then you will be making a real contribution to Wikipedia. If you want some tips about finding reliable sources I'm happy to help. Best regards. --Epipelagic (talk) 21:20, 11 September 2014 (UTC)
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Hi, thank you for your recent edit, it is true that the painting is of D.Sebastiao and was added to D.Diego. Keep up the good work
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