User talk:HitomiAkane

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Best regards! Premeditated (talk) 08:10, 20 January 2020 (UTC)

Previous discussion was archived at User talk:HitomiAkane/Archive 1 on 2021-03-30.

Hi Hitomi,

can you add an image for Andrea Gaudenzi tennis player, image ?

i know him and can ask a pic in case u need.

thanks

hey, hope you are fine and safe,

can you help adding a picture to selim kitchener profile?

it would be much appreciated and if you can use this image https://elcinema.com/person/2153127/gallery/124323289

@Johnkitchener, I can't just take any picture from a website and use it, please see Image policy

Just dropping by to say thanks. I have a lot of Japanese pages on my watchlist, and I often see you on adding sitelinks to Arabic wikipedia articles. I recently looked at the Arabic articles and saw that you wrote a lot of them yourself. Thank you so much for your hard work!

👍 @Mcampany Don't mention it 😀 I'm glad I can still do it, by the way, it's Egyptian, not Arabic.

Thank you so much for the correction! :) Take care!

A few months ago, I asked if Liv and Maddie could have an article in Egyptian Arabic Wikipedia. I was 2600:1700:53F1:5560:C988:C3D8:AFFA:95CC back then before having an account. I didn't get a response last time. I wonder if it's because I didn't have an account yet? But I do now, and I would still like Liv and Maddie in Egyptian Arabic Wikipedia. Thank you.

@I like peace and quiet, It has nothing to do with you having a user or not, it's all about priorities, anyway it's done.

There is another thing I noticed. Finding Nemo has arz:البحث عن نيمو (فيلم 2003), but arz:التدوير على نيمو also exists, and has more content. Should they be merged? What I don't know is if it requires the disambiguation in the title or not. Because for example if it does, why wasn't Liv and Maddie written as "Liv and Maddie (2013 series)"? Also, last time I mentioned two other articles: Teletubbies and Charlotte's Web. Another one I wanted would be Descendants. Also Descendants 2, Descendants 3, Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure, Charlotte's Web (1952 children's novel by E. B. White), and Charlotte's Web (2006 film). The first Charlotte's Web I mentioned is a 1973 American animated musical comedy-drama film based on the 1952 novel. The 2006 film is also based on the 1952 novel. I know, I have a lot of requests, and they sound greedy because there are always bigger priorities than these. But at the very least, could the Finding Nemo articles be merged? The others are for if you have time and don't mind. Otherwise, I may have to wait on them. But I noticed that in every article for Walt Disney Pictures films, the disambiguations are still used even when the topic is a non-ambiguous title. For example, "Oliver & Company (1988 film)", "The Aristocats (1970 film)", "The Rescuers Down Under (1990 film)", "The Great Mouse Detective (1986 film)", "Fun and Fancy Free (1947 film)", "The Emperor's New Groove (2000 film)", "Wreck-It Ralph (2012 film)", and several more. I saw the other article about Finding Nemo existed much sooner and has more content. I recommend merging the two articles. I also wonder if the other articles without ambiguous titles should be moved. But for now, thank you for writing Liv and Maddie, Oliver & Company, Finding Nemo, and all the other Disney articles.

Sorry for responding late, but I saw the articles about Finding Nemo were merged. However, does it really need the disambiguation in the title? Out of all the requested article, the one I want the most is Charlotte's Web (1973 film). Can it be made?

On the redirect page, I removed the rest of the text because redirects aren't supposed to have content on them. But am I missing something if I was wrong about that?