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 == White people & turks == 
 Ive read trough some of the stuff that youve been writing in the article about white people. 
 One thing especially made me react; you said that turks are close to greeks ethnically... What? Would you please provide a source? 
 If you would ask any professor about this I bet you would get a curious gaze at you. Turks are decendants from nomadic tribes in asia minor while greeks are an indo-european people. 
 Further ive been to both Greece and Turkey, and sure in southern Greece the people start looking more and more like turks but in the north they look nothing like turks. Alot of the greeks there had blue/grey eyes and some had blonde hair. However in turkey everyone has brown eyes and black hair. 
 And EVEN further, troughout history turks and greeks have seen each other as enemies and not as brethren. 
 So please do provide a source.   

 == Image tagging == 

 Hi there!  I was just enjoying your  Image:European Middle Neolithic.gif when I noticed that it lacks an image copyright tag.  I notice you say it's free to use, but we have tags so that it's clear exactly how free they are.  It'd be great if you could peruse the available copyright tags and label your images (most people use either  or ). There's a recent push to delete untagged images as it's a legal weak point for the Wikimedia Foundation, and I'd hate for us to lose such useful maps.  —  |   

 Solved.   

 == Anbotoko Mari / Mari (goddess) == 

 I've followed your suggestion, the main article is now at Mari (goddess). Could you please check in at Talk:Mari (goddess) and indicate if you still have a problem with how this is structured? -  |   

 ==Hey== 
 Have you heard of Hank Wesselman? You might like the guy's work, considering your interest in prehistory, psychadelics for spiritual discovery, and other interesting things. I had him as a teacher for an anthropology class on Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion and he was pretty cool. He talked a bit about psychadelic use and such. Also, I see your an anarchist in Basque, and so I wanted to know your take on the Basque seperatist movement. I don't know much about it, and like lots of world movements, it's hard to judge from the outside, especially living in America with the horrible media we get here.   
 :Well, it's always curious to know about such individuals. But guess I'm just way too rationalist to believe in Nainoa or whatever... but it's a good story anyhow. Enjoy.   

 == European exploration of Africa == 

 Great job man! Vale!   

 == Help Bizkaia! == 

 There is a big dispute in the Biscay page. A Miami user () is trying to get all the searches for ""Vizcaya"" to the page he has created about ""Villa Vizcaya"" in Miami. Another user created a disambig page, but he keeps on adding ""Villa Vizcaya"" article content to the disambig page. He is doing all he can to put this article as the main article