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| THIS Barnstar is in appreciation for cleaning up my first EVER new article on Wikipedia, Tammen! |
Chris Hawk (talk) 23:18, 3 November 2009 (UTC)
Thanks!
I'll figure out Wikipedias in's and out's yet!Chris Hawk (talk) 21:05, 4 November 2009 (UTC)
Okay, thank you for the heads up on the place I can go for collaboration, I will definitely go there and scope it out. Making new articles is hard. Heck, editing old articles can be tricky to, especially when your idea of an article is different from someone elses. You live and learn, I guess!
Was wondering...Could you do me a favor? When you get a chance, run over to the Kevin Underwood article, read it, then look at the talk page, very bottom. Then look at the history and see what was taken out, if it should be re-included or not. It's about a direct quote, and whether someones intentions should be included. In a nutshell, Kevin is a murderer in Oklahoma who killed a little girl because he wanted to try cannibalization. However he did not get that far before he was caught, but the whole court case was based on it, as that was one of his primary motivations. I would really appreciate it because I want to fix the article to reflect that, but I do not want to step on anybodies toes. Thanks!Chris Hawk (talk) 21:23, 4 November 2009 (UTC)