User talk:0101CHANhk. 0101
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Use of the talk page
[edit]Please click the "plus" sign next to the "edit this page" button if you wish to add something to the talk page. Right now you are cluttering the page.
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I removed your link because it is not in English, thus does not belong on the English side of the page. I've done all the edits recently as a request by another user on the cleanup page.
If you read the history, you would see why I did everything I did. "Back to the top" links are not used in wikipedia articles, so there's no need to add them as they clutter things up. [[User:Tomf688|Tom]] 01:51, Oct 20, 2004 (UTC)
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Nv8200p 20:12, 22 August 2005 (UTC)
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File source problem with File:The work.jpg
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