Lbaronikian
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Crowfoot edit
The Crowfoot article looks pretty good! Thanks for your work. May I suggest consolidating the references section? It's quite long with repeated use of the same book. You might take a look at the citations on the Theodore Roosevelt article to see how a heavily cited sources are consolidated. Also, ISBN numbers on the books would be useful. You might want to use {{cite book}}, {{cite web}} for your citations. They would generally go inside of the <ref>{{cite book ...}}</ref>. (I multi-posted this message on the recent Crowfoot editors talk pages) Cheers Jim1138 (talk) 07:56, 7 April 2015 (UTC)