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Most of the items in "References" section contain neither any writing by, nor other information on, Eduard Seler, and ought to be deleted from this article. 0XQ (talk) 23:35, 19 September 2008 (UTC)Reply
It was me who added in those refs (a while ago now), & I can vouch to the best of my recollection that they all contain info pertinent to Seler's works, life, and/or legacy. Even those not actually about Seler have passages of info that can be used to build up a decent article. I'd added them in after researching some sources that could be used to expand the article, something neither I nor anyone else as yet has gotten around to. I think they should stay, particularly in the current absence of material in the article itself; granted, they are not (yet) actually used as references, if you wish maybe they could be put under a "Further reading" heading temporarily, until I or someone else has time & inclination to use them (and others that may be found) to build up the article into a half-way decent state. Regards, --cjllwʘTALK05:14, 22 September 2008 (UTC)Reply
