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Ways to improve Martin Luther (steam locomotive)
[edit]Hi, I'm Dom497. Panu Hallamaa, thanks for creating Martin Luther (steam locomotive)!
I've just tagged the page, using our page curation tools, as having some issues to fix. Hi, please add more references to every statement in the article to meet Wikipedia's verifiability policy. Please do not make one reference support most of an article as it is often frowned upon on Wikipedia. Thank-you!
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Proposed deletion of Finnish studies on Ovamboland
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- Not notable: unless there are multiple, reliable sources that discuss Finnish theses on Ovamboland in detail, as a group, this article fails WP:LISTN. The extant database link is not in-depth coverage.
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Hallo Panu, we have not met each other, but I have noticed that you have edited substantially in articles on the geography of Namibia. There are some questions I would like to ask you: To the best of my knowledge, the Finnish article fi:Oshana (maantiede) confounds two concepts that need to be differentiated, namely oshana and omuramba: Both signify something like dry river beds in northeastern Namibia, but the use of oshana seems to be restricted to the area between the Angolan river Cuvelai and the Etosha pan whilst omuramba is the term for dry river beds in Herero language used soleley for the dry rivers of the eastern part of Namibia that leads to the Kalahari. I believe that there should be two articles, and I have tried to contact users in that regard at fi, see fi:Toiminnot:Muokkaukset/Andropov, but, as you see, with little success. Maybe you could disentangle those? See for the differentiation, for example, the German language versions of de:Oshana-System and de:Rivier (which contains a section on de:Omuramba and is, in my opinion erroneously, linked to fi:Oshana (maantiede) by d:Q913969 because both pages contain references to omuramba). This leads me to a second line of inquiry :) The word Rivier is used in Namibian German for dry river (Trockenfluss) and thus has taken a loan from Afrikaans, where the Dutch word rivier (simply meaning river) has been appropriated and used for perennial (wet) rivers as well as for non-perennial (dry) rivers. The Germans in Namibia have narrowed the meaning of rivier down to signify only dry river. Now, there is a discussion in de:Diskussion:Rivier#Kgetlengrivier if this Namibian peculiarity - rivier meaning (only) dry river - is used by speakers of English and/or Afrikaans in Namibia, as well, or if they continue to use river / rivier for all kinds of rivers, wet or dry. If you have any insights, you would help me a lot. Thank you and kind regards, --Andropov (talk) 14:40, 21 August 2018 (UTC)
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