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Hello JohnnyYakeYake, I noticed you added large amounts of content to this article in 2017, especially to the "History" section - thank you for these contributions. But your edits contained a number of shortened harvard-style references (with "sfn" templates) without the full bibliographic information for these sources. I tried to add several missing bibliographic entries (see the new "Bibliography" section), but am unable to find a lot of missing source details.
Do you remember by any chance, where the original full sources (title, publisher, ISBN, etc.) are mentioned for:
- Jordi Planellas 2013
- Garcia 2011
- Anne Doustaly-Dunyach 2011
- Llop Rovira 1998
- Segalàs 2012
- Ministeri d'Educació, Joventut i Esports 1996
- Àrea de Recerca Històrica del Govern d'Andorra 2006 ?
Generally, please do not copypaste shortened harvard-style references without also copying the full bibliographic information for such sources (this info is usually found in a literature listing as "References", "Bibliography" or "Further reading"). Without the additional full information the reference links for these sources are broken. Please add the missing bibliographic information to the new "Bibliography" section, if you remember these edits and the origin of the added content. If you have any further questions or need assistance with reference syntax, please let me know - I'd be glad to help with adding and formatting the missing information. GermanJoe (talk) 12:25, 7 March 2019 (UTC)
- Done - I have now found most information in an old Wikiwand mirror site and fixed them. I have only removed a few redundant overcitations where other references should cover the same information, but please feel free to re-add these sources with full bibliographic details if they are needed for specific information. Best regards. GermanJoe (talk) 14:00, 12 May 2019 (UTC)
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