User talk:Lovelincklo

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You asked in the IRC help channel about translating de:Elsa Gindler into English. I was rather slow due to real-life interference; I'm sorry. My advice would be to use the Article Wizard to create a draft on the English Wikipedia. Please note that the English Wikipedia and the German Wikipedia are independent sister projects whose policies and guidelines may differ. A straight translation may thus not be the best approach. In particular, it's my impression that the German Wikipedia puts less emphasis on inline citations than the English one; WP:Referencing for beginners explains how you can easily create nicely-formatted footnotes. Another issue to keep in mind is copyright: Wikipedia's license requires us to credit the original authors when we translate a page, with a link to the original. There's a handy template you can use to deal with that: Template:Translated page. The template page gives a piece of code you can copy-paste to the draft (or better yet, the draft's talk page) and fill out. Again welcome to Wikipedia, and happy editing! Huon (talk) 23:11, 16 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]

And just in case not everything is covered above, there is this Help Desk response.— Vchimpanzee • talk • contributions • 20:54, 22 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]