User talk:Z.

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Urania / Trappole nel tempo cover artist

Hi, and welcome. I accidentally accepted your submission changing the cover artist for Trappole nel tempo from Cesare Croce to Franco Brambilla. I meant to put it on hold and ask you about it (so I have temporarily reverted that change). What is your source for the Brambilla credit? Fantascienza credits Croce. Unless information comes from a copy of the publication, we document its source. Here, with conflicting credits, we'd need to try to figure out which one is correct and then document the discrepancy with the other sources. So I am trying to figure out what to do about that credit and need to understand where you got it. You can reply here by editing this section. Indent your response by adding a colon (":") to the front of the text, one colon per level of indentation. I will watch this page. Thanks, and thank you for contributing. --MartyD (talk) 07:39, 8 April 2024 (EDT)