User talk:Alexalderman

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Alex Alderman

Instructional Designer, Kenyon College

PhD in Classical Languages and Literatures from Brown University. MEd in Educational Technology, University of Missouri

These are the pages I've started so far:

spoudaiogeloion

Noah Baumbach

Virtue epistemology

Moral psychology

Linda Trinkaus Zagzebski

Martin McDonagh

Whit Stillman

A Greek-English Lexicon

Sokratikoi logoi

Orthoepeia

Cyropaedia (Xenophon)

Orthoepeia

Hi, Alex, thanks for your interesting Orthoepeia article! I hope you stick around and continue to make cool contributions like that.

Since the usual dictionaries only acknowledge the sense of "pronunciation" for orthoepeia (see my edit to the article), I think it would be an advantage if you provided a source for the other, admittedly much more interesting, sense. This would avoid the risk of having it sound like "original research", which is a big Wikipedia no-no. See Wikipedia:Cite sources for how to refer to the source. Best wishes, and welcome to Wikipedia! --Bishonen 18:43, 3 Oct 2004 (UTC)

Greek language

Flower

Thank you! For your contribution on Greek language. If you are knowledgeable on subjects relating to Greek, you are invited to also review the articles in Category:Hellenic languages and dialects. Etz Haim 21:31, 3 Oct 2004 (UTC)

Orthoepeia again

Thanks for the help, my young, beautiful, androgynous, homosexual, Japanese friend. You've caught me being quite lazy; I'm still getting the hang of this, though.

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:-) Hi, Alex, I wouldn't mind getting to pick me a couple of those non lucendo bishonen qualities that you mention there, for sure. Thanks for adding to Orthoepeia. The opposites are a terrific idea. With the sources, you did more than I asked, really, and it may be a little too advanced for the putative ordinary Wikipedia reader to get their mind round. I didn't mean to ask for original sources, only that a book reference under a "References" headline at the foot of the page would be helpful and look convincing. You might want to take a look at, hang on... right, why not at Lucus a non lucendo, for a simple example of the layout. (That source happens to have a weblink attached, but most are just book  references.) I think you're getting the hang of this place really well, much faster than I did when I first got sucked into the miseries of wikiholism, which was only in July (it seems like ten years) ;-). Oh, and a tip: sign messages with four tildes (~~~~). That will automagically put your in your own signature plus a timestamp. Best,--Bishonen 15:26, 4 Oct 2004 (UTC)

It's probably on your watchlist...

...but I thought I'd give you a courtesy notice just in case. I have have made a move request for Sokratikoi logoi - see Talk:Sokratikoi logoi.