Talk:Stefano D'Arrigo

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Someone removed my note about a translated excerpt of Horcynus Orca being available in The Search for Roots with the following comment: "THIS IS AN INTERNATIONAL WIKIPEDIA. YOU SHOULD SPEAK ABOUT ALL TRANSLATIONS, IF YOU REALLY WANT".

This is the English Wikipedia. I don't think I'm out on a limb assuming that English translations are most relevant here.
It's Wikipedia: you add information about other available translations if you like while I will contribute those translations I am aware of.

I have restored the note; given the lack of other translations of D'Arrigo, it seems worth mentioning. --Chinasaur 05:09, 6 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]