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[edit]Hi Segv11, I noticed you came back from a wikibreak. Welcome back! I think you would make a great administrator, though you should become active again before going through RFA. —Quarl (talk) 2006-07-26 10:18Z
- I'm only partially back from wikibreak, and Real Life promises to keep me quite busy for the perceivable future. I wouldn't dream of going through RfA until I can give more time to wikipedia. (That's why I removed wannabe-admin from my userboxes...) Thank you for your vote of confidence though. Segv11 (talk/contribs) 19:14, 26 July 2006 (UTC)
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Missing Greek characters
[edit]I think some of the upper-case Greek letters are missing from the list in the Characters section of Language recognition chart. If I remember my high school Greek, the alphabet starts Alpha, Beta, Gamma ... and the list starts with Gamma. There are other letters missing too, like Epsilon, Zeta, Mu, Nu and others. You seem to know your Greek and I'm not good at generating non-Latin characters on my keyboard. Do you think you could find the time to fix that? Thanks! Truthanado 02:45 23 March 2007
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