Difference between revisions of "User talk:Sergio Itagiba"

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Again, welcome and have fun! Belea2008 17:49, 18 January 2010 (UTC)

Asimov model

I just got curious about that model that you described..., and well, start trying to remember newspapers that use similar ones. I know that this is clearly refered to the brazilian media, but, just to bring an example, does the regular (not the irregular that appears between these ones and just say a short thing) publication on The Jewitt Report should be something similar, but using text and a menu at the beginning?, look this one or much more clearly this other (from this last one and early it seems to keep the same format, that is clearly very similar, using even images as title for different news)
Well, I think that is all by now, :P
PS: I'm writting on your talk page so you see it early, I don't know if creating a talk on the article would even give a notice to you on watchlist, ;)
-- Purohueso (talk if you want) 00:30, 9 February 2010 (UTC)

Answer

Sorry, Purohueso, for the late answer. Things are bad for me in RL Brazil! As I could see with the links you provided me, you are correct. Sorry for the inconvenience. It is possible to delete the page? Sergio Itagiba 14:22, 13 March 2010 (Brazilian Official Hour)

Do you think things are bad around there?, the earth hasn't stop shaking since 2 weeks ago around here, XD, well, everyone with their own problems, :P
As for the Asimov model, it can be deleted, but also you can adapt it to specify that this is related to the ebrazilian culture, as well as mentioning those examples that similar things can be seen around the world, but they might by just coincidence as it hasn't been proved relation with the publishing style on Brazil, ;)
What do you think?-- Purohueso (talk if you want) 18:12, 13 March 2010 (UTC)

Hey, that's a good idea! I'll contact the eBrazilian Media Organization to study the case. Thank you very much, Purohueso! Sergio Itagiba 17:20, 17 Macrh 2010