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VSS Enterprise

Hi, I started a Talk page discussion on the Talk:VSS Enterprise page. New discussions generally go on the bottom of the page; that is where you will find it.

Also, be sure to sign your posts with four "~~~~" (tilde characters).

So why don't you move your comment from the top of the page, to the section for discussion I created, and let's continue over there.

Cheers. N2e (talk) 02:16, 22 September 2013 (UTC)

Super v, thanks for engaging on the discussion, and working collaboratively to develop a solution and get a better encyclopedia along the way. I really appreciate that; many new editors would not have stuck with it and gotten to a good solution, or the interaction can fail when editors have trouble working with one another.

Keep learning as life goes on, and I hope you continue to contribute to Wikipedia. N2e (talk) 12:49, 28 September 2013 (UTC)

Well my persistence and "thick-skin" helped a lot. When you reverted the change I made claiming it was spam, that upset me. I edited in referenceable information, and someone tells me I am a 'spammer'? You came off as a 'jerk' as I labeled you in some old comment. I see now that you were just trying to uphold Wikipedia's integrity, but that could have sent most new editors packing, never to return. Once I saw that we both wanted the same thing, to get the article right, then the process began on correcting the article.

The BRD process is not something shown to new editors when they start editing, so when someone reverts your change, for whatever reason, it is unexpected. If someone is going to Revert a Bold edit for Discussion, (and it is not being labeled as 'SPAM') mentioning or linking to the BRD page would let new editors know that this is a normal part of the process, that they did not do something "wrong". That would be very helpful with retaining good help, because most people who make what they think is a 'good' edit, will not stick around, if someone undoes all their work in one click. This gives them the impression that this person who reverted their work thinks they did something 'wrong' when they did not. Most people would assume it is an idiot/troll on the other end, reverting their changes, because they know what they did was "right", and a Wiki article is not worth the time arguing with what could turn out to be an internet troll. So they leave, never to return.

Those are the issues I see with "new editors" and getting them to stick around

I have made a few minor edits on some pages, and started some new 'Talk' discussions on others where I think information may be incorrect, before correcting it. This 'new editor' is getting the feel for it, and is sticking aroundSuper veritas (talk) 15:10, 28 September 2013 (UTC)

Angelina Jolie

Hi. I reverted your good-faith edit. Angelina Jolie is an Honorary DCMG, not a substantive DBE. Quis separabit? 21:45, 17 October 2014 (UTC)