User talk:Magius

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Magius![edit]

So glad you could join us. :) +sj +

Hi Magius. If you have permission to copy text from [1], you should mention this on the talk page of any articles you use it in, so people do not take the page down as a suspected copyright violation. If this text is not available under the GFDL, the pages will need to be deleted. See Wikipedia:Copyrights for more details. Angela . 20:07, Aug 27, 2004 (UTC)

Vertical axis wind turbines[edit]

On 21:11, 2 August 2006 Jwanders deleted my contrib to "Wind Power" page, regarding vertical axis wind generators (Kitegen Project). I'm not interested in editing wars, so I simply wish to know why. It was not possible to integrate my contrib inside the page article? The text I submitted is a translation (from italian to english) taken from the italian Wikipedia page "Energia Eolica" linked to "Wind Power" page. Magius

Hi Magius! Sorry about deleting that section and thank you for making me aware of it. You see, a vandal had edited the page just before you did, and erased almost all of the article. I was trying to fix that vandalism and didn't notice that I accidently deleted the vertical axis section in the process! I've used the page history to find it again and have added back into the article.

Thanks for assuming good faith on my part and not making it an unecessary edit war! --jwanders^Talk 17:33, 5 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]