User talk:Binarysimulacra

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Replaceable fair use File:Fernando Otero wins the 2010 Latin Grammy for Best Classical Album.jpg

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July 2013

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Kariné Poghosyan

Dear Binarysimulacra, thank you very much for your work on the abovementioned article! I noticed that you created an article for both "Kariné Poghosyan" and "Karine Poghosyan". Since the first one appears to be the correct spelling, and both articles had the same content, I changed the second one into a redirect to the first. I think, that should be in your interest. All the best to you and happy editing! --Phileasson (talk) 22:20, 29 November 2013 (UTC)