User talk:AQUILIBRION

Welcome to Wikimedia Commons, AQUILIBRION!

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-- Wikimedia Commons Welcome (talk) 19:08, 15 January 2023 (UTC)

Map of various forms of prakrit spoken in South asia in history during the iron age

Hi, please make a map for the same 2409:4050:DBF:BFE4:0:0:E2C8:610B 05:29, 3 February 2023 (UTC)

Map references and sources of Old_Indo-Iranian_Dialects

Hello Aquilibrion, I think that your Map_of_Attested_and_Hypothetical_Old_Indo-Iranian_Dialects is very good, you made a great work (this is clearly the best map about old Indo-Iranian languages in Wikipedia until now), however, you have to make references and cite sources for the works (books, articles, etc.) on which you based the map you made. Without this, some may question the map and even could tick it for deletion. I would love to use this map on Wikipedia pages about languages in general and about the old Indo-Iranian languages in particular. My best regards! Bird Vision (talk)