User talk:Mysteronald
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John L. Kerry
[edit]Hi! I have three requests to make, in keeping with my understanding of Wikipedia:Wikiquette.
First, could you please copy your comments about deleting John L. Kerry to Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/John L. Kerry? I think that the talk pages are for debating modifications to the article and discussions about the possible deletion are supposed to take place on the Votes for deletion page.
Second, could you please sign your posts on talk pages (including the Votes for Deletion page)? Just use four tildes, like this:
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Finally, could you please comment your changes?
Thanks! DLJessup 00:07, 20 Jan 2005 (UTC)
- Er... oh my.
- Were there any changes in particular that you thought needed comment?
- --Mysteronald 00:13, 20 Jan 2005 (UTC)
I just realized that I may not have been clear. My understanding is that you're supposed to fill in the "Edit summary" box for all changes. (Honestly, I'm not perfect about this myself — but I'm trying.) See Wikipedia:Edit summary for more info.
— DLJessup 00:39, 20 Jan 2005 (UTC)
Floreat Oriel
[edit]I added grace to Oriel College, Oxford and noticed your greeting.
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