Talk:Asiago

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Temperature

Temperatures, in the climate section, are all wrong, as can be seen confronting with the page in Italian — Preceding unsigned comment added by 151.43.206.183 (talk) 15:21, 13 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Cnf

It is not "the" Asiago Award. There are awards in several categories, with the top one being for best design/artwork. In 2021, Luxembourg did not win for the best designed stamp of the year, but for best stamp promoting tourism. The Swiss stamp shown in the 2020 spot actually won the top prize for best art design in 2021. The top award winner in 2020 was actually Portugal, for its Christmas stamp depicting the nativity, with the north star having a white LED embedded in it which lights up. https://filatelista-tematico-blog.net/52-edicao-do-premio-asiago-de-filatelia/ https://filatelista-tematico-blog.net/51-edicao-do-premio-asiago-de-filatelia/ https://filatelista-tematico-blog.net/50-edicao-do-premio-asiago-de-filatelia/ 84.23.200.245 (talk) 17:17, 23 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]