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• Revanvolatrelundar •

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References and brackets

Hi just a quick note. When adding multiple references they should all be within the same round brackets so for instance on your recent Second Doctor edit: (DW: The Three Doctors, The Five Doctors, and The Two Doctors) (EDA: The Eight Doctors) it should be: (DW: The Three Doctors, The Five Doctors, The Two Doctors, EDA: The Eight Doctors). Thanks. --Tangerineduel 14:48, October 26, 2009 (UTC)

Master images

Good to know I'm not the only one who did all the reverting. It would take a little longer otherwise. Thanks. -- Matthew R Dunn 17:07, December 29, 2009 (UTC)

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Adding categories

Hiya :) Thanks for your recent efforts in adding categories to pages. Please remember to sort the pages onto which you add categories, so that they're properly alphabetized on the category page. There are two ways to do this. Either you can add the template {{DEFAULTSORT:xxxxx}} at the end of the article proper, or you can manually sort each category. DEFAULTSORT is rock solid. Add it once to a page and all categories are sorted that way. So for instance, let's say you wanted to make sure "Jo Grant" was sorted under her last name, not her first. You'd chose to edit the page, and then at the bottom you'd place this language:

{{DEFAULTSORT:Grant, Jo}}

Then you'd save the page, and all categories added would then sort Jo by her last name, not her first.

You may, however, choose to manually edit each category. It can be done without fully editing the page, and may be more appropriate if you're adding only a single category. To do it, click on the leftmost of the two symbols you see in the right corner of the blue category bubble that's created by pressing "enter" after you input the category name. From there, the wiki software will walk you through the process.

Either way, please make sure that when you add categories, they are properly alphabetized: people by their last names (if known), and things and titles by the first word which isn't an article ("a", "an" or "the"). Note, too, that sorting is case-sensitive, so "G" is a different thing from "g".

Thanks :) CzechOut ☎ | ✍ 19:55, February 1, 2010 (UTC)

Thanks for heads up, was wondering how to do it anyway. have a nice day Revanvolatrelundar 20:08, February 1, 2010 (UTC)

Adding proposed deletions

Hi, thanks for your recent edits. It would of assistance to add {{proposed deletion}} which adds the prop delete banner as well as the prop delete category to the article, rather than just adding the category. As the banner both alerts us to this and is more noticible than just the category. Thanks. --Tangerineduel 16:18, February 20, 2010 (UTC)

Strange characters cropping up in some of your edits

Hey, I've noticed this before, but I thought I should alert you to it, in case you didn't realize you were doing it. In your otherwise helpful edits to Don't Step on the Grass, you introduced this:

—�and

which had previously been seen as

— and

I'm not sure if you actually tried to type something between the dash and the word "and", or if your browser is just throwing up some funky characters that you don't know about. But you have been responsible for this kind of edit before. If you recall actively making some sort of edit between the dash and the word "and", you might want to stop doing that kind of edit, because somehow your browser is making an undesirable edit that you're not seeing as problematic. I mean, I can't imagine you actually wanted to put a � character there. This kind of character, incidentally, usually means that you typed something that was outside the normal character set in English, and, indeed, outside any character set that a user has on his or her computer. Since I've got several non-Roman alphabets installed on my browsers, you've done something really outside the norm here — like Celtic Runes or some similarly-obscure character set. CzechOut ☎ | ✍ 16:37, March 20, 2010 (UTC)