Talk:Descriptive notation: Difference between revisions

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It was written that this notation was common in '''America''' and I replaced the term for '''United States''', avoiding the ambiguity of the word that also describes the whole '''Continent of America'''. I believe that America was used meaning USA by the the autor of the sentence, but I can not say it is sure that he didn't mean it was also common in several of the American countries. As far as I searched, this information would not be correct. If, anyway, somebody has reliable sources that this notation was common in other countries of the continent I believe it would be better to mention the countries. [[Special:Contributions/201.58.141.30|201.58.141.30]] ([[User talk:201.58.141.30|talk]]) 05:21, 13 January 2011 (UTC)

: That may be OK, but I'm not sure, because [[:File:Planilha_Eisenberg_e_Capablanca_.jpg]] is in DN by the Cuban Capablanca. [[User:Bubba73|Bubba73]] ^{[[User talk:Bubba73|You talkin' to me?]]}