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Stuartyeates ( talk) 08:01, 24 September 2012 (UTC) reply

I see that you're continuing to work on Johann Sedlatzek, which is good. I notice that you are duplicating some of the references repeatedly. There is a much easier / shorter way of doing this. If you look at this edit, I took out all instances of the reference:

<ref>Rostropowicz, Joanna (2007). "http://glogowek-online.pl/component/content/article/8-sylwetki/61-sedlatzek-johann.html". "[Glogowek Online]" Sobota, 14 September, 2007. Retrieved on 16 September, 2012.</ref>

with:

<ref name="Rostropowicz"/>

except for the first one, which I replaced with:

<ref name="Rostropowicz">Rostropowicz, Joanna (2007). "http://glogowek-online.pl/component/content/article/8-sylwetki/61-sedlatzek-johann.html". "[Glogowek Online]" Sobota, 14 September, 2007. Retrieved on 16 September, 2012.</ref>

It's much easier to manage long articles with the duplication removed. Stuartyeates ( talk) 02:14, 4 October 2012 (UTC) reply

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I see that your work on Johann Sedlatzek continues apace, and it's now a great article. Currently, however, it stands alone on an island, with few links from other articles. Linking to your new article from other articles is as important as linking from your article to others. What I suggest you do is take a sentence like:

Sedlatzek spent sixteen active years in London[3] where he frequently played to crowded halls and performed with renowned musicians including Domenico Dragonetti,[3] Nicolas Mori, Felix Mendelssohn,[24] and guitar virtuoso Trinidad Huerta.[25] Sedlatzek earned an honorary Degree in 1835 from Green College, where he was an instructor.[4]

and look at the articles for Domenico Dragonetti, Nicolas Mori and Felix Mendelssohn to see whether they would be improved by the addition of a similar sentence (referenced to the same source) saying that they played with Johann Sedlatzek. Stuartyeates ( talk) 21:43, 13 October 2012 (UTC) reply

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