The trick formidable with Wikipedia is that you end up placing {{}} refnec around his head. Sometimes we want to also place on Wikipedia, which is less formidable nonetheless. There is a medallion [1] inlaid front of Notre-Dame de Paris, simply titled " zero the roads of France." Any French truth knows that from this point we measure the road distance in France. Moreover, article tells us: This is the "official starting point of roads from Paris." It's Official , So it's necessarily true [2] .
Problem: Is there any source. A little earlier, we are told that the terminal was installed October 10, 1924. Or January 22 is unclear. And before everyone would argumentative for 12 years on whether to materialize this point ...
short: what this is exactly , we obviously did not know. Why this place? How far was it used for reference? Moreover, we took what reference before installing the terminal? And when that date, these measures? And what does that mean, "point official start "? Refnec , as we say ...
- ↑ One day I'll have to create a list of medallions embedded in the soil of Paris: there are lots ...
- ↑ one day I plan to write a post about the giant hives aroused in me the vision of "official" on Wikipedia.
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