User talk:Fyrius
Wikipedia content can come via the transwiki process (i.e. tag an article over there with {{dict}}. Once here, it would need to go at the correct spelling not a random spelling reduction. If accepted here, it would need to pass our criteria, which in essence means that when it is listed on requests for verification it would need three print citations showing the word in use. Here is the standard welcome text:
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Are you sure the SAMPA is correct? I didn't think /X/ existed in Dutch. Shouldn't it be /x/ (lower-case) instead? --EncycloPetey 21:05, 9 January 2009 (UTC)