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:If you want to create a section which hopefully someone else might edit, just add {{t|sect-stub}} underneigh the heading. If you want the whole page to be edited by someone else, put {{t|stub}} above the header nav. It isn't garanteed that someone will edit it, but it might increase your chances. --[[User:Melon247|<font color="red">Me</font><font color="green">lon</font>]][[User_talk:Melon247|<font color="orange">2</font><font color="purple">4</font><font color="blue">7</font>]] 17:59, 6 February 2009 (UTC) | :If you want to create a section which hopefully someone else might edit, just add {{t|sect-stub}} underneigh the heading. If you want the whole page to be edited by someone else, put {{t|stub}} above the header nav. It isn't garanteed that someone will edit it, but it might increase your chances. --[[User:Melon247|<font color="red">Me</font><font color="green">lon</font>]][[User_talk:Melon247|<font color="orange">2</font><font color="purple">4</font><font color="blue">7</font>]] 17:59, 6 February 2009 (UTC) | ||
Wow, you made it almost a month before I decided to stop just reverting your improper edits to come waste another plea on your talk page. Okay, so today I'm here to ask you (again) to use the buttons above the edit text box when creating new pages. Specifically, use the "Guide page" button, as this will put the {{t|Header Nav}} and {{t|Footer Nav}} into the page for you. This means, in a fair world, that you could prevent others from having to come in after you to add the navigation by hand, simply by '''PRESSING ONE BUTTON''' before you start editing. It's not that serious (unfortunately), because someone has to cleanup everything you do, even if you somehow mastered clicking a button. While I'm here I may as well reiterate that you shouldn't put a <nowiki>==Level 2 Heading==</nowiki> at the top of the page which is identical to the page name. Users know what page they're on already. This is where I would normally ask you to also use the Page preview button, but I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be able to identify something out of place even if you used it. Until next time, - [[User:Najzere|<span style="color:#909090">najzere</span>]]<sup>[[User talk:Najzere|<span style="color:#993300">T</span>]]</sup> 23:03, 27 February 2009 (UTC) | Wow, you made it almost a month before I decided to stop just reverting your improper edits to come waste another plea on your talk page. Okay, so today I'm here to ask you (again) to use the buttons above the edit text box when creating new pages. Specifically, use the "Guide page" button, as this will put the {{t|Header Nav}} and {{t|Footer Nav}} into the page for you. This means, in a fair world, that you could prevent others from having to come in after you to add the navigation by hand, simply by '''PRESSING ONE BUTTON''' before you start editing. It's not that serious (unfortunately), because someone has to cleanup everything you do, even if you somehow mastered clicking a button. While I'm here I may as well reiterate that you shouldn't put a <nowiki>==Level 2 Heading==</nowiki> at the top of the page which is identical to the page name. Users know what page they're on already. This is where I would normally ask you to also use the Page preview button, but I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be able to identify something out of place even if you used it. Until next time, - [[User:Najzere|<span style="color:#909090">najzere</span>]]<sup>[[User talk:Najzere|<span style="color:#993300">T</span>]]</sup> 23:03, 27 February 2009 (UTC) | ||
==Just some advice== | ==Just some advice== |