User talk:Asus2004

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File:Most popular edition of Wikipedia by country Jan 2021.svg

Hi,

Thanks a lot for uploading a new version of File:Most popular edition of Wikipedia by country Jan 2021.svg, it's way better!

I’ve just added data for countries and territories that were absent in your version: Andorra, Monaco, Swaziland, and Palestine.

I also fixed issues on Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon (referenced as “Grenada”), Maldives (French instead of English), Micronesia (“Other” instead of “English”), Malta (-> English), Timor-Leste (referenced as “Micronesia”).

However there are other issues that I'm unable to fix, if you could do it it would be awesome:

• New Caledonia (French language) that appeared in the previous apps doesn’t appear anymore
• There’s no “blue dot” (French language) for French Polynesia and Wallis-et-Futuna
• I don’t understand why there’s a dot on the Salomon Islands
• Channel Islands are missing (but Isle of Man is already on the map)
• I'm not sure all Pacific island nations and territories are present

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Best, A455bcd9 (talk)

Average annual HDI growth

Hello Asus. I realise it was you who created the last average annual HDI growth maps used on Wikipedia. If you intend to make a new map, showing the growth or the decline from 2019 to 2021 (the new report intends to inform how the pandemic affected the world, so a map of the growth from 2021 to 2021 would not be interesting), could you please use this map File:Blank world map (Miller cylindrical projection).svg as your base map? It is to keep the same map projection on pages. Thanks. − Allice Hunter ^(Inbox) 03:46, 9 September 2022 (UTC)

Copyright status: File:Green Party presidential election results, 2020 (United States of America).svg

Copyright status: File:Green Party presidential election results, 2020 (United States of America).svg

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