Tatu Siltanen
Welcome new user
editHello, User:Tatu Siltanen, I see you opened an account and begun to make edits to the encyclopaedia in September 2009 but have never received an official welcome. Let me put that right now by saying you are most welcome and thank you for the many constructive edits you have made.
I'm Lumos3, one of the numerous editors here. I voluntarily work as a welcomer to newcomers. I'm posting below a standard welcome box with lots of useful links. I hope you get pleasure from editing and making Wikipedia an even better resource for the community.
I myself have come to the conclusion that editing on a topic is a great way to learn about it in depth and stay on top of current developments in the field.
Wikipedia encourages new members to jump in and make corrections and contributions to articles. I found the Be bold guideline particularly encouraging when I was getting started. I also found the Wikipedia:Cheatsheet a useful quick reference for editing the source text but our new VisualEditor makes editing much easier.
If you have any questions about the project don't hesitate to contact me on my talk page here :-User_talk:Lumos3.
Happy editing,
Lumos3 (talk) 20:53, 22 August 2013 (UTC) , Wikipedia Welcoming Committee.
Welcome Tatu Siltanen!
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