Nutshell9
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Adoption
editHello! It would be my pleasure to help you learn your way around Wikipedia. What can I be of most assistance with? I see that you're interested in copyediting. That's a great place to start. You may want to familiarize yourself with the Manual of Style. If you are looking for articles to copyedit that need particular help, here is a list of pages that have been tagged as needing cleanup [1]. You may eventually also find yourself interested in the Guild of Copy Editors. Please be in touch any time. — e. ripley\talk 16:43, 14 November 2014 (UTC)
- Here is one suggestion I would make - when you are using talk pages, in order to keep them organized we use section headers to start new discussion topics. You can do that by typing ==New discussion title here==, then hit return and start typing underneath it. If you hit the edit button here on your talk page, you'll see I've achieved that here by typing == Adoption ==. Also, you'll want to ensure that you are signing your comments, so that people know who's speaking. You can do that by typing four tildes in a row: ~~~~. When you hit save, it will automatically display your name along with a time and datestamp. Your signature should come at the end of your comments. Hope this helps! You appear to be off to a great start. — e. ripley\talk 16:54, 14 November 2014 (UTC)