User talk:LUGALzu

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Interest in Georgian subjects
We could use some more geographic diversity in the sorts of subjects covered here. If you have particular materials from your university that might be worth posting, this could be reason to set up a Wikiversity incubator where materials of all languages are welcome. –SJ + > 07:40, 11 November 2010 (UTC)