Vaig fer una segona llista d'articles que tenen molts enllaços externs (en aquest cas 7) i només me'n varen sortir 2500. He començat a arreglar-los començant per dalt i ja som a la B. Te pareix que podries ajudar-me començant per baix?
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Hola Pau, ja em sembla bé, aniré per baix doncs. Salutacions
Bon dia. Una petita cosa: quan seleccionis els enllaços, crec que seria una bona opció eliminar els que tenen la plantilla {{Enllaç no actiu}} o {{Webarchive}}. Els primers, ni tan sols es poden consultar, i els segons són webs que segurament són obsoletes ja que no s'actualitzen.
d'acord, estaré al cas.
Bon dia, Manlleus. Ara ja som per la M. Te pareix que podries ajudar-me començant per baix? M'aniria molt bé ...
D'acord, puc continuar amb més d'aquests
@Paucabot Bon dia Pau, he fet fins la N (incloent-la també), he repassat tots els articles a més dels que ja vas fer una primera passada. Quins queden ara mateix?
Jo diria que ja estan tots repassats els de la llista. Ja només queden els 300 que hi ha ja marcats a Categoria:Articles amb enllaços externs per revisar.
@Paucabot d'acord, miraré de repassar aquests també tot i que és possible que ja hagin passat per les nostres mans, però ens hem deixat de retirar la plantilla.
Tots aquests han passat per les meves mans, segurament, però vaig preferir revisar-los tots que aturar-me en arreglar aquests casos.
Són casos en què no hi ha enllaços romputs (almanco detectats pel bot) i, per tant, per discernir quins es queden i quin se'n van, segurament s'han d'obrir tots i sospesar quins deixar i quins no. És una feina més delicada que vaig deixar per més endavant (que ja és ara).
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Please be bold and help translate this article!  Geiranger Church (Norwegian: Geiranger kyrkje) is a parish church of the Church of Norway in Stranda Municipality in Møre og Romsdal county, Norway. It is located in the village of Geiranger, and the end of the famous Geirangerfjorden. It is the church for the Geiranger parish which is part of the Nordre Sunnmøre prosti (deanery) in the Diocese of Møre. The white, wooden church was built in an octagonal design in 1842 using plans drawn up by the architect Hans Klipe. The church seats about 165 people. (Please update the interwiki links on Wikidata of your language version of the article after each week's translation is finished so that all languages are linked to each other.)
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Bon dia, com va tot? Tens previst ampliar més aquest article? El tenia ''reservat'' a la llista i com he vist que t'hi havies posat...
@Pallares Hola bones, bé nar fent, merci i tu? No havia vist que el tenies agafat i dec haver tirat pel dret, com de costum..., no tinc previst millorar l'article des de l'estat en que l'he deixat, de fet he tancat secció "tecnologia", ja que deixo per més endavant els articles per ampliar que no hi ha traducció "fàcil" possible interwiki o requereixen investigació per mèrits propis. Ara mateix estic en física, que portarà temps i com que hi ha mooolts més com a esborranys (uns 600), doncs menys probable que ens topem. Així que endavant, no et tallis per mi. Salutacions
@Manlleus: miraré d'acabar-los. Prefereixo portar-los a >17, sinó és molta feina pel qui ve al darrere
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