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Regel 46:
Hallo Dqfn13, je hebt zojuist een nieuwe pagina gemaakt, maar met een verouderde versie van een [[Wikivoyage:Sjablonen voor artikelen|artikelsjabloon]]. Als je een nieuwe pagina maakt krijg je een scherm waarvan ik een schermprintje van de kop van het scherm heb toegevoegd. Boven de beide knoppenbalken van het bewerkingsvenster staat in het geval van een nieuwe pagina een reeks artikelsjabloon-namen (Wijk, Kleine stad, etc.). Het gewenste moet je dan aanklikken om alle kopjes in je pagina te krijgen. --[[Gebruiker:FredTC|FredTC]] ([[Overleg gebruiker:FredTC|overleg]]) 10 dec 2017 13:47 (CET)
:Hallo FredTC, ik zal er nog eens goed naar kijken. Het klopt dat ik een oud sjabloon heb gebruikt, namelijk gewoon de pagina van [[Den Helder]]. [[Gebruiker:Dqfn13|Dqfn13]] ([[Overleg gebruiker:Dqfn13|overleg]]) 10 dec 2017 15:48 (CET)
 
==Ruffré-Mendola==
Hi Dqfn13, am I allowed to talk with you here about that issue in nl.wikipedia? I'd like to answer all of your previous points:
*Since "Ruffré" is the name of the single village while the municipality is "Ruffré-Mendola" ([https://www.trentino.com/it/trentino/val-di-non/ruffre-mendola/consigli/]), then why the Dutch page has still got the uncorrect name?
*I'm afriad that ErikvanB is "biased" towards me. I've already tried talking with him. It was useless. If I try asking anything in the official page, I'll be blocked for "vandalism" (which "vandalism"?!).
*He may not be an admin... But he's not a normal user as me. If in nl.wikipedia users don't ask themselves any question about what he does when somebody disputes it because they trust him anyhow (as if "he" was a primary source), "I" have no power, not even the power of sources and truth, I'll be just silenced, alas. That's why I'm trying showing sources and truth to another Dutch user.
*ErikvanB is Dutch, as you, but he thinks he knows about Italian language more than mother-language speakers living in Italy since birth. Here in Italy road signs never use accents, they always use apostrophes. An example [http://ilcanavese.it/media/2017/11/controllo-elettronico-della-velocit%C3%A0-650x431.jpg here]: in this road sign in Cirié the word "[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/velocit%C3%A0#Italian velocità]" (speed) is written with an apostrophe in place of the grave accent and spelled "velocita'". He Googled the Internet just to find something that could prove his POV. The munucipal site spells its name "Cirié", even in the official statute you find "[https://www.cirie.net/web/it/il-comune/statuto-e-regolamenti/statuto-del-comune-di-cirie.html Comune di '''''Cirié''''']". Nobody would challenge that road sign is the primary source for the official orthography of the name... Seriously: for a moment, let's leave that particular Dutch user alone, let's pretend that the renaming of Cirié was made by another Dutch user you didn't know... What would you say about it? Would you sustain that the renaming was correct? Would you sustain that a random road sign is more authoritative and reliable that the official municipal site and statute about the name of Cirié? Answer sincerely what you think, please, I'm asking you just this.
[[Speciaal:Bijdragen/193.25.166.164|193.25.166.164]] 16 mrt 2018 18:36 (CET)