User talk:Danielrasmussen

Welcome[edit]

Welcome!

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File copyright problem with File:People Magazine.jpg[edit]

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1811 German Coast uprising[edit]

Hi, Daniel--I'm writing hoping you actually still check this account, despite your current business fame. Last week, while trying to download the spring2018 updates on this Windows mini-laptop, I skimmed your book as I edited the wikipedia article you started years ago during your thesis. I noticed that though that and a few other articles say only two whites died, your book mentions three deaths, but in various combinations in three different places. Sorry I'm writing this as a phone installs updates while in a charger in a different library so I can't to to my car to locate the physical book to verify the correct spellings. Anyway, it mentions Gilbert Andry while describing his father's escape, then Francois Trepagnier per the old Gayarre account, then while describing the executions without trial of Kook and another slave, yet a third death was mentioned. I really would prefer to contact you for an explanation before putting something on that article's talk page, especially since I have other responsibilities and this is a hobby. Thanks.Jweaver28 (talk) 00:03, 8 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]