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June 2016

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Vous êtes un bon éditeur aussi en français, l’article Distribution aux consommateurs sur Wikipédia français, j’ai trouvé quatre petites choses à corriger:

Dans l’infobox, j’ai fouillé les plus récentes pub de la compagnie sur YouTube et le plus récent slogan était et devrait être écrit ainsi dans l’infobox: DAC a tout pour vous !

La couleur de l’infobox serait mieux adapté au logo avec le code de couleur boîte: 003399

À la référence à la fin de la section Histoire, il manque un e au mot Gouvernement du Canada.

À la section Modèle d’affaire au deuxième paragraphe, la section de la première phrase:...ou le transfert magasin à magasin..., ce devrait être écrit:...ou le transfert de magasin à magasin..., il manque le mot de à la phrase, ce serait mieux lisible.

Aussi, pour l’article Shopping TVA, toujours sur Wikipédia français, l’année de fondation de la chaîne dans les catégories en bas de page de l’article est écrit 1998, qui n’est pas la bonne, ce devrait être 1995.

J’ai voulu faire ces corrections mais un cadenas aux articles m’en empêche, vous pourrez le faire car vous avez un compte, j’espère que vous corrigerez ces petites erreurs! Merci encore!✋🙂--185.92.26.14 (talk) 15:16, 16 October 2018 (UTC)[reply]

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