In general, the best place to discuss specific things related to articles, files or other Wikipedia pages is on the their corresponding talk page. This makes it easier for others to participate in the discussion and also helps keep everything in one place for archiving purposes, etc. For similar reasons, it's generally better to respond to a post I made on the same page I made it. If I feel it is best to continue a discussion started here on some other page, I may suggest moving the discussion to this other page or or simply just move it myself.
Please try to format your post properly, using indentation, etc. because it can make things easier to read. In addition, if your question has to do with something I posted somewhere or a specific page, then please provide a reference link whenever possible because it will make it easier for me to figure out what we are supposed to be discussing. There's no need for you to copy-and paste entire posts or pages onto my talk page when simply adding a link should do the trick. If you want to discuss a file, please add a reference link to the file's page using the colon trick; there's no need to display the file on my user talk page.
Please do not forget to sign the end of your message using four tildes (~~~~). I like to know who's trying to contact me and signing your posts will make it easier for me to reply.
Please don't copy-and-paste entire articles or drafts (or any content contained therein) onto my user talk page; simply provide a reference link to the relevant page instead. Copying-and-pasting such content will not only mess up the formatting of my user talk page, but it might also be considered a copyright violation if not done properly.
Please be advised that I will see a "New Messages" banner at the top of my screen either asap or the next time I log in to my account after you post anything here. I try to respond to all replies asap, but sometimes it takes a bit of time to figure out how; so, please be patient and give me the chance to do so before peppering my talk page for "demands" for a response. Please also understand that there might some editors watching my talk page for one reason or another, and these editors may also respond to your questions if they think they can help in some way. These editors are called talk page watchers in Wikipedia-speak, and it's something that often happens on Wikipedia.
I am always open to civil discussion and all are welcome to post here. At the same time, please be advised that anything inappropriately posted on my use talk page (e.g. a personal attack) or any type of vandalism will likely be quickly reverted by myself or a talk page watchers. Doing something like this once, might just lead to a simple user warning being added to your user talk page asking you to not do so again; continuing to do so after being warned, however, is likely to not only lead to more serious higher-level warnings being added, but also might lead to request being made at Wikipedia:Administrator intervention against vandalism or Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents for administrator intervention. You should also understand that administrators can take steps (including blocking accounts) without being formally asked to do so and without issuing any warnings if they feel something is a serious violation of some Wikipedia policy or guideline that warrants immediate action.
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