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User:Philh-591

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Creating rabbit holes since 2001
Wikipedia Loves Lists
Create a Wikipedia list liberally laden with lots of lovely links today.
Wikipedia adores
appropriately allusive links
Wikipedia abhors
adulatory articles as they are anathema to all authors
Did I mention alliteration?

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My French user page

My Wikimedia Commons user page

My English Wikiquote user page

My Wikiversity user page

I also contribute at OpenStreetmap with the same user name.

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Help:Interwiki linking and Help:Interlanguage links

Wikipedia:Citing sources

Wikiprojects
Wikipedia:WikiProject Beer Wikipedia:WikiProject Books Wikipedia:WikiProject Novels
Wikipedia:WikiProject Popular Culture

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I seem to be eligible for The Wikipedia Library - see notification history. This gives access to selected paywalled resources. However, as links to paywalled resources are not popular, it may mostly be useful for searching for and identifying open access resources which can be freely linked.

Noted no News of the World (nor, apparently The Sun (United Kingdom) nor The Times) at the British Newspaper Archive. Don't know why these are absent. Access to the British Newspaper Archive via the Wikipedia Library is by them sending you a token by e-mail (monitor for it, there is no notification). This is then used with a BNAS user account that you register (e-mail required) to gain access. Because of all this rigmarole, did not continue with this for now. Perhaps find an old edition of something of interest to try out access.

See About the Wikipedia Library for what to do and what to not do. Access to some resources has to be requested.