User talk:Whitehatnetizen

Our website has a lot of free and useful information that people find helpful. We are not a spam site. If you could take a look at our site you would see this. There are plenty of other links on the didgeridoo wikipedia page that should be considered spam listings if you consider us to be a spam lising. We are linking to a page that is full of free info on how to play didgeridoo. We are not selling anything on this page.

Whitehatnetizen,

The link I provided to my website contains a free document on how to create bump keys, as well as a template for doing so.
 I feel that the wiki members benefit from any information available. I did not seed this page with advertisements, 
the page is set up using the standard template for my website which includes my menu bar at the top, and my add banner 
at the bottom. Please explain to me how this is spamming if I am providing a free original document to the community,
 not available anywhere else on the web due to copyright, and am not advertising on the wiki page.

I will not repost my external link, until this has been discussed, as I personally do not like spam on wiki.
 Please respond when you have time.

Thank you,

Jeremy

Jmac875

Request For Rollback

Normally I'd be concerned about your low number of edits but their quality leans me to trust you'll know how to use the tool. Please see WP:RBK for instructions or feel free to ask me. Remember to only use the tool to revert clear and obvious vandlaism, or to revert yourself when an expanded edit summary would not be of use. Pedro : Chat 13:38, 18 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Well Done

I am delighted that your request for Rollbacking rights on Wikipedia was accepted! My congratulations. The reason given was (If Given) "Done Normally I'd be concerned about your low number of edits but their quality leans me to trust you'll know how to use the tool." Best Regards From,

Limideen 15:25, 27 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Misleading edit comments

You wrote "m (reverting to a stable version)" as an edit comment for an edit that was not minor (what the m is supposed to mean) and which was not returning to a "stable version" but blind reverting to a version you apparently prefer but for which you gave no rationale. This is not how edit comments are supposed to work. "Stable version" typically means undoing vandalism or other policies violations, which I can assure you were not present. I would hope you would not make such misleading comments in the future and think about what you are doing before reverting for no reason. DreamGuy (talk) 13:35, 19 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Guy Fawkes Night

I agree with your spelling correction to Guy Fawkes Night, but the edit summary seemed to suggest you would consider changing the national variety of English on a section-by-section basis. I believe the variety of English should be consistent throughout an article, even if one section relates to a different country from the main topic of the article. Jc3s5h (talk) 15:54, 4 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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Brisbane meetup: Saturday 13 January 2018 at The Edge, State Library of Queensland

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