Novakart
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Thank you for your communication re. a link to the above, which Wikibofh has talked to you about. I agree with him it is not valid as a link. It does not contain sufficient extra material to offset the commercial nature of it. That is a judgement call. Thank you also for drawing attention to the site with the wrong artist: I have deleted this.
Wikipedia does not have a "main writer/contributor" for any sections. It is the free online encyclopedia which anyone can edit (as you've found out) and, for that matter, counter-edit (as you've also discovered). If you wish to contribute helpfully, you are welcome to add material to Jim Dine and Sam Francis. This would be much appreciated. It is recommended that such material is referenced, but if you're not sure how to do this, just put the reference in brackets or on the article talk ("discussion") page - there is a tab to click at the top. If you need any help let me know by leaving a message on my talk page (it's the quickest way to reach me). Tyrenius 23:27, 10 July 2006 (UTC)
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