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Hello RandNetter96 I feel adding that source is important historical information? It provides evidence!

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Thanks for creating Solomon Ma'tuk, David Nahoum!

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Hey David,

I just merged a large number of identical references on your article on Ezekiel Judah and quickly wanted to tell you about the tools Wikipedia provides to help avoid unnecessary clutter in this regard.

On an additional note, I also ask that you consider cleaning the search parameters from any links to Google Books before you include them in a citation. An extreme example would be a link like this:

https://books.google.com/books?id=TaZtAAAAMAAJ&q=Ezekiel+Judah+had+arrived+in+Calcutta+in+June+,+1838+from+Baghdad+,+where+he+was+married+twice+;+his+second+wife+was+Khatoon+,+daughter+of+Hakham+Aaron+Saleh+Gubbay+,+the+marriage+having+taken+place+in+November+,+1820+when+she&dq=Ezekiel+Judah+had+arrived+in+Calcutta+in+June+,+1838+from+Baghdad+,+where+he+was+married+twice+;+his+second+wife+was+Khatoon+,+daughter+of+Hakham+Aaron+Saleh+Gubbay+,+the+marriage+having+taken+place+in+November+,+1820+when+she

To resolve the issue and drastically improve navigability of your articles in source mode, simply remove everything following the base URL (which in this case is https://books.google.com/books?id=TaZtAAAAMAAJ), reload the page, and insert the resulting address (https://books.google.de/books?id=TaZtAAAAMAAJ&redir_esc=y) in the |url= parameter. And if you'd like to learn how to be even more elegant about citing books, I recommend reading up on the Sfn template.

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Thank you very much! I really appreciate your help. David Nahoum (talk) 12:16, 28 August 2020 (UTC)Reply

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