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Le site est en cours de mise à jour... vous aurez remarqué que les accents et autres particularités de notre belle langue ont été remplacées par des "hiéroglyphes" (merci l'utf-8). Pas de panique, j'essaye de régler ça. Lorsque cela sera fait, je pourrai enfin créer les comptes pour les nouvelles demandes d'inscriptions (certains datant de plusieurs mois ! )
il y a beaucoup de retard dans les inscriptions sur le site... merci pour votre patience, ça arrive...
les forums, blogs et articles ont été fermés pour raison technique.

Wikicure: 1ère (à moins que vous en connaissiez une autre ?) plate-forme web collaborative sur The Cure, leur musique et leurs instruments

Robert Smith - St German 1983 - Copyright Keith Bennet

"If I ever break mine (Fender Bass VI), I don't know what I'm going to do. Give up, I suppose !"

Robert Smith - Guitar Player - April 2000

Le site wikicure.com répond aux exigences des chartes pokemon et digimon v2.1

Pour en savoir plus, cliquer ici

Les photos et autres matériels multimedia présents sur le wikicure sont respectueux des "lois" en vigueur sur Internet. Si vous constatez un abus ou la présence de matériel associé à un copyright non indiqué, nous vous remercions de bien vouloir nous contacter. Vos remarques nous permettrons d'attribuer un nom d'auteur aux media d'origines inconnues.
Le site wikicure.com utilise par ailleurs une licence creative commons, merci de prendre connaissance des conditions d'utilisation associées avant toute reproduction en partie ou en intégralité du contenu du site.

Le wikicure se porte vraiment mieux s'il est visualisé avec Firefox

Created by admin. Last Modification: Wednesday 22 December, 2010 20:01:41 CET by Lucrate.

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