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Proposed merge of Draft:Galerie Chalette into Galerie Chalette[edit]

The draft and the article need to be compared so that all information is in the article.

Also, the article appears to have been copied from the draft. Robert McClenon (talk) 22:24, 30 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Note: the current version is the result of a discussion between the original drafter Sicklemoon and Jpbowen. —Jonathan Bowen (talk) 11:34, 31 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Hello Robert and Jonathan--I am both pleased and interested to see the changes Jonathan made to my orginal piece. It is great to see the information up, and reformated/reconstructed to better conform to the Wikipedia model. Jonathan had offered to do this for me to the end of creating a teaching piece for me. It is fascinating to see the changes--so much faster to learn this way than to sit back and wonder what the important/necessary changes would be. Also useful was the addition of the "citations needed."

I'm going to let this sit for a bit--and perhaps track down those citations. I hope there is no issue with how this worked out. I am learning my way around Wikipedia, and am frankly more vested in improving the scope and accuracy of 20th c art topics than about controlling any single adjective or factoid. Thank you both for looking over this piece and seeing it shepherded through. Much appreciated, and I'm looking forward to moving on to my next topic. All best, Katya Sicklemoon (talk)