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Please check the following article: http://www.earth.org/travel-guide/Paris/train
When I edit it, it’s a list, once saved it looks like a normal text. Furthermore there is no paragraph between the following lines possible:
If you get caught without a valid and validated ticket, the fine is 40EUR
Lockers are available at:
Can’t add anything general on Versailles: http://www.earth.org/travel-guide/Versailles
It does not save… Anybody there who could help?
Hi Mareike, what exactly do you want to add? Just contact me on skype… we can then have a talk, it’s easier this way 
Every second or third time I try to add a new place/ article in the German version (Paris part), I encounter the following error:
Error – 404 Page not Found
We are sorry! But this page does not exist on http://www.earth.org.
Our Suggestions
You can simply try to start from the Earth.org home page OR Check:
Spelling mistakes in the url
Using UPPER CASE CHARACTERS in URL
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Can anybody help? Thx
What do you have in the Address bar when this happens?
I doesn’t change actually. I wanted to add something on cinemas (Kinos), so it’s
http://de.earth.org/edit/Paris/kinos
The correct URL would be http://de.earth.org/bearbeiten/Paris/kinos .. I have fixed the code that took you there. Let me know if it shows up again.
ok, thanks, David!
Entered a ticket for it http://trac.earth.org/ticket/2291 (http://de.earth.org/edit/Paris/wirtschaft is my link, which did not work)
Thanks for that, I’ll update the ticket accordingly.
This is definitely one for the Travel Guide Writers Comments – Will send you an invitation for that one too, as it is especially for all those kinds of bugs.
I tried to add the altitude of Coburg, but didn’t succeed. Is that a known bug? Any idea?
Hmm, we aren’t displaying the altitude of any markers.
The value is not even stored in the database. I think the altitute was just planned for the table with all the other data, not for the overview site. @Valentin and @Alfreda please clarify. Thanks.
The altitude value is now being saved in the database.
@Thomas: The updates on the first page of earth.org always refer to someone in the masculine form, even when it’s a girl: Example: “He edited…”. Is that a known bug?
…yes, that’s a known problem and will be worked on soon! We will switch to a neutral form like ” edited… in …”
Ok
“/name/ edited /article/ in /location/!” (cony brackets get filtered and I alway forget)
your email is thomas at earth dot org ?
nope, b/c of an accumulation of Thomases on Earth.org I became augustin
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Mathias is discussing. 
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david 2:25 pm on December 18, 2009 Permalink | Log in to Reply
I took care of the bullet lists in the test server. We are hoping to push these changes to the live server either today or monday.
david 2:31 pm on December 18, 2009 Permalink | Log in to Reply
URL
http://www.test.earth.org/travel-guide/Monda/archery
mareikeonearthorg 2:38 pm on December 18, 2009 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Muchas gracias David