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I changed the licence to Creative Commons. It should be ok now.

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Dear Eeekster, as instructed I send the email to Wikipedia foundation, sorting out the remaining questions on the right of the photo concerning Peter Landrock.

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Hi Science Guard,

Nicely done and happy to read the page for Patrick Bebelaar. He is such a nice musician and deserve the best. I have an request to check on VIKASH Maharaj's page and help it imporve it. The only editing needed is in his biography.

Thank you so much for all. Regards

Prabhash — Preceding unsigned comment added by Prabhashmaharaj (talk • contribs) 14:44, 10 July 2015 (UTC)

:: Hello Prabhash, Thanks for your input. Yes I completely agree, we need to add bibliographic data to Vikash's page. I have looked at it a couple of times already. There are some notable sources about him like an MTV entry which I will use. However, I would love to find a reference in some encyclopedia, like the encyclopedia of Jazz. I could not find any. Do you have any idea, what to use? In addition, I am searching for articles on his work with Bebelaar for the RAGA album. It was very positively received in the German media and initiated by famous author and Jazz-journalist Joachim-Ernst Berendt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joachim-Ernst_Berendt (see his entry). Much of research around Sanskrit and European culture was made popular by Behrendt and his initiation of the concert was related to this. However it as before Internet and I cannot find notable publications around this. Do you have any? I will provide by inputs during the next 4 weeks. Great if you could send me some additional bibliographic sources. ScienceGuard (talk) 06:54, 20 July 2015 (UTC)

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ScienceGuard, help me please, please protect the article Nikolai Noskov from delete! Thank you! --Anna Jarvinen (talk) 09:29, 10 August 2016 (UTC)

: {{reply to|Anna Jarvinen}} Dear Anna, I had a look at the text. Unfortunately I am not an expert in Rock music. But you need to improve one major issue: please add notable references. Your references all point on one Russian page which is even stated as his own website. This is not neutral. Also pls try to find some English sources. International auditors cannot verify the Russian ones. You should also properly refer to your sources with the templates offered when you click on "cite" in the editor. I think the structure is quite good. So rather substantiate what you wrote. Some month ago I reworked the page of the Indian Jazz Musician Vikash Maharaj (Jazz is my comfort zone) where the page was also under the threat of being deleted. Please look at it and also at the way it uses the quotes. After revision ,please ping me again. I am sure that Mr Noskov deserves to be documented in Wikipedia :-)

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