Discussioni utente:Josette
Ciao Josette, un saluto di benvenuto su Wikisource, la biblioteca libera!
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Changing your username[modifica]
Hi, and welcome here. You have to ask the user-name change to Utente:OrbiliusMagister I presume, our "super-admin". I'm a simple (even if very bold ;-) ) user with no special privileges. --Alex brollo (disc.) 20:06, 16 gen 2009 (CET)
- Thank you Alex. - Epousesquecido (disc.) 00:44, 17 gen 2009 (CET)
Renamed[modifica]
Dear Josette,
Done. You are now User:Josette. Luckily that username wasn't yet registered, so this transition has been smooth and easy. All your previous contributions as Utente:Epousesquecido were moved to this new account. Happy editing. - εΔω 07:02, 17 gen 2009 (CET)
About J. Solomon Rarey[modifica]
I took a look to your contributions into Commons and I saw.... that you uploaded a drawing from Rarey book! I'm very excited by this for a number ob reasons:
- Rarey book has been my first wikisource-work, thanks to that opportunity I found this excellent community (including members of all wikisource projects);
- Rarey book has been - in my knowledge - the first horsemanship related book uploaded into wikisource, and I'm entusiast to see that other wiki users could be interested about;
- if you did upload that drawing, you too are interested to horsemanship. :-) Now, I know that there are so many horsemanship styles and approaces... but good old literature is a common ground to all horse entusiasts.
Take a look to Indice:Fiaschi.djvu (1603): it's in old italian, unusable as a text by you I guess... very difficult for Italians too... but it's full of images of ancient bits and horseshoes; I guess you'll find in very interesting!--Alex brollo (disc.) 18:03, 18 gen 2009 (CET)