The smart car wikipedia page is kind feeling lonely and sure some of you out there could give it some love. I've already got started with updated the MSRP for 2009 models and changed the citation to auto website that mentions new MSRP. They like you to have citations for information you put into their site or they'll yank your update if they can't verify it as fact.
Sorry folks - for some reason my last post changes the link when submitted. That last ")" should be part of the link. I tried changing it. Moderator help?
I'm using "Chrome" as my browser, but it works with my Mozilla browser. *Scream*
Try this: Click on the link by fpage 77 or myself, . . . then add a ) - you'll get an entirely different Wiki page with lots of info to scroll and scroll. . . .
Last edited by Krootie; 03-03-2009 at 08:33 PM.
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No one is touching it and I am bad at writing and only did a small edit. I would think with a group like us we could rewrite all the wikipedia smart pages. I'm hesitant to mess with it more because I'm not good with grammer.
Last edited by fpage77; 03-04-2009 at 07:42 PM.
Reason: see having to edit this ... bad gramer
No one is touching it and I am bad at writing and only did a small edit. I would think with a group like us we could rewrite the all the wikipedia smart pages. I'm hesitant to mess with it more because I'm not good with grammer.
I would, but Ive been too busy. Send me what you want to write and I will fix it.
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Hum??? Why am I getting two different sites with Wiki on the Smart?
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